Journal, v4151
Page 355
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Transcription
D. Richardson 134 General Account grayet in color and that son taken close to as M. was nearly the same color as those found at Quaking Aspen Meadow. Loyla Meadow is rather a dry uninteresting rest of a place. It is a long, rolling lava bed thinly forested with Yellow Pine and Juniper and through which runs Freepan Creek. The trail to O.A. from S.M. is through a dense forest similar to the county near O.G. except for the first portion which contains Redwoods. Weather clear and bright.