Wonders of the Yellowstone
Wonders of the Yellowstone
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Hay- den, " of no more wonderful and attractive region for the e^lorer. It would not be dif^cult for the traveller to make his way among these grand gorges, penetrating every valley, and ascending every mountain and ridge. The best of grass, wood, water and game are abundant to supply the wants of himself and animals.
'^ I think," he continues, " that numerous passes could be found from the valley of Snake Biver to Digitized by Googk 126 W0SPSB8 OF THE TXLLOWSTONK the baain of the YdlowBtone. I...t seems to me there are many poinits on the sonUi nm of ihe ba- sin where a road coold be made with ease into the Talley of Snake Btrer. From this ridge there ap- pears to be bat little difference in tiie ahitade of YeBowstone Lake and Heart Lake^ and thej can- lot be more than eight at ten miles apart, and yet he latter is one of the sonroes of Snake ItiTer.
l^he little branches of Snake Biyer nearly inlbex^ lace with some stoeams that flow into the lake, and the gollies come up within two miles of the shore- line.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Hay- den, " of no more wonderful and attractive region for the e^lorer. It would not be dif^cult for the traveller to make his way among these grand gorges, penetrating every valley, and ascending every mountain and ridge. The best of grass, wood, water and game are abundant to supply the wants of himself and animals.
'^ I think," he continues, " that numerous passes could be found from the valley of Snake Biver to Digitized by Googk 126 W0SPSB8 OF THE TXLLOWSTONK the baain of the YdlowBtone. I...t seems to me there are many poinits on the sonUi nm of ihe ba- sin where a road coold be made with ease into the Talley of Snake Btrer. From this ridge there ap- pears to be bat little difference in tiie ahitade of YeBowstone Lake and Heart Lake^ and thej can- lot be more than eight at ten miles apart, and yet he latter is one of the sonroes of Snake ItiTer.
l^he little branches of Snake Biyer nearly inlbex^ lace with some stoeams that flow into the lake, and the gollies come up within two miles of the shore- line.
What to read after Wonders of the Yellowstone?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Richardson James to read onlineMoreLess
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