Trailing And Camping in Alaska
Trailing And Camping in Alaska
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Moreover, a considerable quantity of vol- canic ashes from the crater of Wrangell, had been spread over the country recently by the wind. This Wrangell (Unaletta) crater is a geyser-covered area where the melting snows send their water down into the internal heat to return it as steam jets that float off upon the wind as clouds of vapor. Not always is It thus, however ; at times, great volumes of smoke are sent heavenward, accompanied by white, light ashes that the winds scatter over the upper ...valleys of the Tanana, White and Copper Rivers. Trailing and Camping in Alaska 217 It was now time that we were taking our horses out of the high altitudes, so we returned to ** Goat Camp, " on the divide. From the outlet of the lake on the summit, Dashiell caught a great number of trout. There we experienced the first snow-fall of the season. In 1898 it fell on September 12, in 1899, on September 14, and this year on Septem- ber 5. Those first snows disappear, usually, in twenty-four hours. We traveled a northwesterly direction towards Suslota Lake, along the foot of the mountain range where Lake Tanada could be seen to the westward.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Moreover, a considerable quantity of vol- canic ashes from the crater of Wrangell, had been spread over the country recently by the wind. This Wrangell (Unaletta) crater is a geyser-covered area where the melting snows send their water down into the internal heat to return it as steam jets that float off upon the wind as clouds of vapor. Not always is It thus, however ; at times, great volumes of smoke are sent heavenward, accompanied by white, light ashes that the winds scatter over the upper ...valleys of the Tanana, White and Copper Rivers. Trailing and Camping in Alaska 217 It was now time that we were taking our horses out of the high altitudes, so we returned to ** Goat Camp, " on the divide. From the outlet of the lake on the summit, Dashiell caught a great number of trout. There we experienced the first snow-fall of the season. In 1898 it fell on September 12, in 1899, on September 14, and this year on Septem- ber 5. Those first snows disappear, usually, in twenty-four hours. We traveled a northwesterly direction towards Suslota Lake, along the foot of the mountain range where Lake Tanada could be seen to the westward.
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