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4_62 Bubbs Creek Trail 80 feet over great jagged rocks and boulders from half-a-foot to three or four feet high. Nor was it so much the distance of the fall as the abruptness of the slope of the mountain. It is also a wonder that she stopped rolling where she did. Below she might have gone with greater rapidity for 200 feet or more. I presume that in reality the heavy pack saved her body and sides and when her feet came around she could use them to help save herself. The front part of the saddle tree |
4_63 July 8, 1900. was broken, the canvas kyaks injured by some of the straps pulling out - but not seriously. My bottle of ink was broken, when I opened the bag, the bottom of the bottle was out but a little ink was in the neck of the bottle which was upside down! This I promptly transferred to my stylo! where the ink is gettng low. As a matter of fact we have come out of a serious adventure very luckily. And we trust we shan't have another such one! _ On the way up we were crossing the South Fork on the hither bank we met J.N. LeConte and Miss Gunnpertz. In order to get our animals |
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