. L'histoire des vacanciers de leur voyage d'est en ouest et de la maison à nouveau. Les gens les plus grands. Le trajet de l'après-midi était principalement près de la rive du magnifique lac Yellowstone qui a la plus haute altitude de n'importe quel lac dans le monde de sa taille, près de 8000 pieds. Nous passeda magnifique pont naturel de roche et avant le coucher du soleil reachdcamp sur le bord du lac où nous avons eu une vue magnifique sur le lac et les montagnes Teton, certains d'entre eux Snow cap-ped, qui s'élève au-delà. Du camp, nous avons vu le géant endormi, la position des montagnes formant une ressemblancefrappante à une forme humaine couchée en pro

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. The vacationers' story of their trip from east to west and home again . ldommolest people. The drive that afternoon was mainly near the shore of thebeautiful Yellowstone Lake which has the highest elevation ofany lake in the world of its size, nearly 8000 feet. We passeda wonderful natural bridge of rock and before sunset reachedcamp on the lake shore where we got a magnificent view of the lake and of the Teton mountains, some of them snow cap-ped, towering beyond. From camp we saw the Sleeping Giant, the position of the mountains forming a striking resemblanceto a reclining human form in profile. The nose, lips, chin, body and feet are plainly visible. The gentlemen of our party were up bright and early onthe morning of the 9th and secured from Yellowstone Lakeseveral fine salmon trout which we took with us to the nextcamp and ate with great relish (after a tip to the waitress).We drove that morning along the Yellowstone river, past therapids and the falls, to the Canyon camp and spent the remain-der of the da in riding and walking along the river in order. Canyon of Yellowstone River to view the canyon and the falls from various points. Thecanyon is five miles long, over 2000 feet down at its greatestdepth, and at the widest point over 4000 feet across, while itswalls slope so that at the bottom it is only 200 feet wide. Be-tween these walls of rock, colored yellow, pink, red, white, gray, brown, purple and black bj Natures hand, flow thegleaming green waters of the Yellowstone, sometimes lost toview in the winding channel, then reappearing unexpectedly.No words can describe the grandeur of the sight. The im-mense, castle-like rocks furnish nests for eagles many of whichwe saw soaring above the chasm. In the sunlight the sprayfrom the falls forms rainbows on the rocks, and at noon fromthe bottom of the canyon stars may be seen. Only the boldestand moat surefooted tourists, however, make the slippery descent, clinging meanwhile to a rope, to the bottom of thecanyon.

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