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About 4 miles
Wednesday Aug 31. To Outlet Thuthale Lake
We could not feed the old Horse
(Phil), and after a long hunt looked
for other horses and went on making
another effort to find him. Reached
the foot of the lake about noon.
Dan caught up with us, not having
succeeded in feeding them. We found
the Sunday uncomfortable at the outlet
and so made a raft and ferried
across a narrow place a quarter of a
mile above the outlet. It was camping
time when we finished. We found
the white cahm of a prospectors at
the outlet. Rainbow Trout were
numerous. Saw a number of birds.
Not seen before for a long time
Canton and more tracks along
the shore
white spruce
a tree which we cut for a raft
13 miles at the base had 2.35 annulus
mps. It was about 50 feet high
77
8 miles
Thursday Sept 1. E Side Thuthale Lake
We looked up a trail from the foot
of the lake southward through a
valley which lies a mile or two
east of the lake, and making a
late start made about 5 miles
southward and camped on a
pine clad ridge. The flies were
very bad, worse than we have
had them at any time.
Our course lay along dry
ridges grown up to medium
pined pines and spruces and
along marshy spots. We saw
traces of what we suppose to
Robertson's Trail but it is
not well marked.
Lepidodendron, Veticaden, Dablocus,
Alnus Empetrum, Abies (on Mt. Felt)
dwarf buck Arctous, Arctostaphylos
vaccinium. (two species in fruit)
Rubus (seeds as collected)
Saw signs of Neshima on the
rocks near the south end of
Thuthale Lake
bear