... the ruthless business interests of 19th - century America in a bid to preserve the giant sequoia trees of California’'s Yosemite Valley. (1976). Weather. ...

... world, andmdded greatly to it* pleasure by showing a number of excellent lantern slides descriptive of New York, the Yosemite valley (especially Yellowstone Park), Honolulu, etc. Mr J. E. Bartlett, who presided, tendered the hearty thanks of the andience ...

... Zoo, and other adjuncts. In this park there are immense trees, rivalling, it is said, those monsters for which the Yosemite Valley is world-famed. The views from some points of the reserve across Burrard Inlet, towards the town ' are azaapiimally fine ...

... Colony. The owner* were paid indemnity the rate of head. The highest waterfall in the world is in the Valley, Mariposa Co., California. The Yosemite River drops over precipices *2,600ft high in three separate plftnges, of which the first is sheer drop ...

... receiving numerous tributaries from the north, it enters the Coast Range, and sweeps across it to the sea through Yoseniite valley more than 100 miles long, and one to three miles wide at the bottom, and from to StXX) feet deep, marvellously beautiful and ...

... teee d e or bi g v ett e , A few years later road. The fire is placed under the green and b e we. appo i n t e d e a th e valley. , harder part of the cane, which, from its 'libelous i s a cur a re . a w r y to le a hi k . Whim coatiey. action of the ...