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... a specimen of the Sequoia or Wellington Gigantea, the big tree of California, which forms the famous grove in the Yosemite Valley. The Sequoia is of the pine tribe, and grows freely in temperate climates, but it is only in California that it has attained ...
... City. Salt Lake. through the Reeky Mountains, and as far as San Francisco. Amongst other photo of fame visited are the Yosemite Valley and the Big Trees. Yellowstone Park. and Niagara. Visits are paid to St. Paul, Toronto, Montreal, and Easton; altogether ...
... Probably the tree Isa of the Sequoia or Wek lington the big tree’ of Cade fornia, which forins the farmous grove in the Yosemite Valley Tho “ of the pine and grows free 1 y in tomperate tes bur it is in Califorma that of hime ined such coloesal dimensions ...
... refinement who visits Yosemite, the world-renowned valley of California, however, need have no fear of being disconcerted by trippers of any kind; for if a thousand shouting bank-holiday-makers were to be ; turned loose into that vast valley, they would be out ...
... restlessly. I think I shall go West as soon as mother has settled down for the winter,” he said. “I have fancy to see the Yosemite Valley again. But for mother, I should have liked to join that last expedition to the North Pole.” “Yea?” said Madge, with long-drawn ...
... refinement who visits Yosemite, the world-renowned valley of California, however, need have no fear of being disconcerted by trippers of any kind ;• for if a thousand shouting bank-holiday-makers were to be Iturned loose into that vast valley, they would be ...
... or woman of contempla I. - tive mood or artistic temperament. The man of taste and refinement who visits Yosemite, the world-renowned SIDE. valley of California, however, need have no fear of being disconcerted by trippers of any kind; for if a Although ...
... every direction.” Of drive of seventy miles says he knows nothing equal to it except it be in the neighbourhood of the Yosemite Valley. The condition of the people weighs heavily upon him. Jamaica is wretchedly poor. There are few English here, and scarcely ...
... the man or woman of contemplative mood orartistictemperament. Thernan of taste and refinement who visits Yosemite, the world-renowned I SIDE. valley. of California, however, need have no fear of being disconcerted by trippers of any kind; ler if a Although ...
... outbreak of hostilities The author returned by way of the Pacific and the United States and description of California Yosemite Valley is excellent book is adorned by fifty full-page illustrations and value of the work which of admirable books of know is ...
... Lawrence river, Professor Weiss crossed Canada to the Rocky Mountains, and then made his way south to California and the Yosemite Valley. He also visited the Sierra Nevada. The region to the west of the Rocky Mountains, he said, was mostly prairie land. Although ...
... what in j with i whi di lie told lieiciistag in 1898 stab' moil quite unable to ’ iw with j suits the YOSEMITE points eniito the n-enl to 1 ! lliver Valley river sixty in in despite on hand arise this spirit writes lady : As a mime intuitive intelligence ...