. San Nicola [numero]. dall'autore. Da Maria HOWELL età (II). Una parte di noi a sinistra il grande albero svincolo sulla principale strada di Yosemite, a cavallo, a circa nove oclock, per trascorrere la giornata tra i grandi alberi. Dopo un ripido di quattro miglia abbiamo raggiunto il boschetto, per vedere quali gli alberi immensi che non abbiamo mai potuto dimenticare loro. Essi ST. NICHOLAS LEAGUE. 184 sono certamente meraviglioso e molto bella; vi è noquestion circa che. La loro corteccia ha una bella golden-sfumatura marrone quando il sole splende su di esse e in babou sono un ricco rosso-marrone. Quando abbiamo raggiunto il Grizzly Giant, che è detta tobe t

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. St. Nicholas [serial]. by the Author. BY MARY HOWELL (AGE II). A PARTY of us left the Big Tree Junction on the main Yosemite road, on horseback, at about nine oclock, to spend the day among the big trees. After a steep ride of four miles we reached the grove, to see such immense trees that we never could forget them. They ST. NICHOLAS LEAGUE. 184 are certainly wonderful and very beautiful; there is noquestion about that. Their bark has a beautiful golden-brown tint when the sun shines on them, and in theshadow they are a rich red-brown. When we reached the Grizzly Giant, which is said tobe the largest tree in the world, and is one hundredfour feet in circumference, we got several pictures.Then we took a spool of thread, which we had broughtfor the purpose, and while one person held the end an-other carried it entirely around the tree. Then wepicked up pieces of bark (because there are rules againstany one taking the bark from the trees), and wound thethread around them. After we each had taken our one [Dec.. WAWONA, O hundred four feet of thread, we went on to the uppergrove, and ate our lunch near a spring of ice-cold waterin front of the guardians log cabin. After lunch we took a picture of the Fallen Monarch, and then went on to Wawona Point, where the view isbeautiful and the elevation is seven thousand one hun-dred forty feet. All of the largest trees have names, such as Texas, Mariposa, Wawona, California, Grizzly Giant, GeneralLee, General Grant, and so many others that I cannotremember them. The California and the Wawona are cut out so thatthe road can go through them. And there is anothertree, called the Telescope, that people can go into andlook up and see the sky through the center of the tree, and it still has green leaves on it. There was a forest fire in the Big Tree Grove, beforethe trees were discovered, which injured most of them, and one four or five years ago which scorched theGrizzly Giant. After we had seen all of the trees, we went back toour cam

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