:B. Richardson 134 General Account consisted chiefly of Pinon Pins. These pines were far more luxuriant and abundant than those of the same variety that I had observed previously in the Kings and Big Kern Rivers. Mixed in with these pines were Cedar, Yellow pine, Black Oak, Mountain Mahogany &c. On the floor of the river was found Alder and willow thickets. Made camp that evening about 5:00 PM to cook my supper and dry my loading. Set 5 mouse traps in about the crevices in the rocks. Numerous bats observed flying along the canyon cliff face after sun down.