Trailer Ahoy
Trailer Ahoy
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^V-vS ***> Quaking aspen in the Kaibab National Forest. For 35 miles the road to the North Rim of the Grand Canyon passes through some of the finest stands of trees in North America. In the fall, as is here pictured, the aspens flame in great yellow patches against the rich green background of hemlocks and white firs.
How different the Kaibab Forest on the North Rim is from the stands of Douglas fir along the famed Columbia River Highway in the State of Washington, yet each is incomparable beyo...nd description.
By way of comparison, the same contrast applies to the Painted Desert seen across the Grand Canyon, torn between storm and sunlight, and the infant Desert of Maine, also storm-ridden, as it encroaches upon the fertility of the surrounding country.
More commanding than the Canyon of the Yellowstone, more beautiful than Niagara, more mysterious in its depth than the Himalayas in their height, the Grand Canyon remains not the eighth but the first wonder of the world.
There is nothing like it.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
^V-vS ***> Quaking aspen in the Kaibab National Forest. For 35 miles the road to the North Rim of the Grand Canyon passes through some of the finest stands of trees in North America. In the fall, as is here pictured, the aspens flame in great yellow patches against the rich green background of hemlocks and white firs.
How different the Kaibab Forest on the North Rim is from the stands of Douglas fir along the famed Columbia River Highway in the State of Washington, yet each is incomparable beyo...nd description.
By way of comparison, the same contrast applies to the Painted Desert seen across the Grand Canyon, torn between storm and sunlight, and the infant Desert of Maine, also storm-ridden, as it encroaches upon the fertility of the surrounding country.
More commanding than the Canyon of the Yellowstone, more beautiful than Niagara, more mysterious in its depth than the Himalayas in their height, the Grand Canyon remains not the eighth but the first wonder of the world.
There is nothing like it.
What to read after Trailer Ahoy?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Charles Edgar Nash to read onlineMoreLess
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