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Los Angeles, Thursday Feb 10
Took the 9 A.M. electric car to go to the
Mount Lowe Tram. The cars go through Pasa-
dena, and Altadena and stop at Rubio
Canyon where the altitude is about 14465 feet.
Then up an inclined plane 1235 higher when
one takes another electric car that winds and
winds around the mountain side up to the Mt
Lowe Tramway that stands at 4470 feet. It took
about 2 1/2 hours to get here. Then walked N.E.
1/2 mile to Inspiration Point and back to the hotel
after had lunch. Then tried to ascend by
walking to the top of Mt Lowe along a bridal
path. I took 1 1/2 hours to climb up to 5650',
but the general view was not good on account
of the haze and clouds. Could hardly see Pasa-
dena about 10 miles south. Still the trip was
worth while. All of the rocks are a white divise very light
that in places almost seems a split granite. Has
many schist including and then great bedded
murus of schist throughly cooked in the diviste.
Our place the building of the Observatory