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5_16 Davenport's (East Fork Kaweah) Arrived here at 6:30. A pleasant place to camp. It is sort of deserted clearing, with quite a picturesquely built small granery in the middle of it, situated on a small ridge running out towards the river from the road. We are now in the south side of the river and we have a view of the peaks of the Sawtooth Range. Our camp was beneath a cluster |
5_17 Aug. 1. Wed. of young sugar pines. - Mr. Hopping has had the good luck to see a great spectacle: a California Lion or Panther running down a deer, the Lion running along with a steady cat stride and the deer nearly winded with his tongue hanging out. - Pine Tar Weed - Mr. Hopping's name for Mountain Misery. - Wild Plum at Redwood Canon - from Mr H's description undoubtedly Prunus subcordata |
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