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ground at the along the small streams. Would
late ferny plants.
All the rocks of this region is a granite like
that of the Indian River Grotto. And granite
rich in orthoclase. The granite is cut by numerous
dikes of dark rock. Of the latter there samples.
Aug 23-99 Wednesday Camp, XVI.
The night was a cold one, and this morning
our water pans have ice & melted thin.
At 8 A.M. we all start out to climb Laramie
Peak. The elevation from camp coming and going is
6975 feet Bar. At the Beaver dam at the base of
Laramie Peak in the largest stream the elevation is
7300. We select a place on the west side of the peak
where a dikes has been eroded out with granite walls
in boulder heaps having eroded as such a place. I
found it very hard climbing and ascended to 8675.
Actual height in 9020
Camera who was with me ascended to 9075. On
our return to camp I learned that neither one of
us had been near the top. Prof Rose and
Tracy did go to the top which were about one