Journal, v4151
Page 163
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Transcription
3. Richardson. 34 General Account 33 vegetation becomes less rank and the walls and steeper slopes are covered in part with brush such as margerita, mountain mahogany, old man, sage, shia jun, chittah cherry, and ceanothus. The river bottom is partially forested with Yellow Pine, Lodge Pole Pine Juniper, Poplar, and Willow. The Yellow and juniper extend upon the slopes of the canyon in scattered groups or nearly separate individuals. We arrived at Junction Meadow at 5:00 PM and made camp along the stream at the upper side of the meadow.