... views of Scotch and English history, Continental towns and cities, and American sketches, including a tour through the Yosemite Valley, were described by the Rev. Mr Thomson. The meeting was well attended by an appreciative audience. Mr Taylor, Sinclairtown ...

... the various places he | | had visited describing how he arrived at Seattle and visited San Francisco and the wonderful Yosemite Valley which had been discoverd by a Scot, John Muir; then on to Las Vegas and Indiana. Giving his impressions of America, he ...

... features of the state, showing how the sea-level valley is cut off from the sea by the coastal range. Behind the valley is the Sierra Nevada range, with its highest peak. Mt. Whitney, rising to 15.000 feel. The valley is extremely fertile where it is irrigated ...

... once great inland sea. In conclusion, the lecturer tquehed on the Sierra Nevada, with the magnificent glacial peaks the Yosemite Valley, and groves ol Sequoia largest and oldest trees in tho world. Mr James Wright, F.G.S., proposed vote of thanks to Dr Camming ...

... of the Yosemite Valley. Mr Blackstock gave a graphic description of the valley. Taking the height of St Brycedale steeple unit he succeeded in giving the audience some idea of the immense height of the precipieces on either side of the valley, and of ...

... and have found mine amid the rock?. I sm going to America the wonderful formations the valleys and mountains of the great North West. lam tald thore the Yosemite Valley and the Yellowstone Park almr.st defy the geologist their varied wonders; bet we shall ...

... Philp. o It is nothing to drive six and a half hours to spend one night in New Orleans and drive back.” Elaine Colston from Valley Primary School is currently halfway through a year's exchange in Houston, Texas. Christmas was spent travelling around California ...