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Behle
1933.
Mad River ford, 2700 ft. Above Ruth, Trinity Co. Calif.
May 30-
Broke camp shortly after noon and drove
to Wilder ranch where we spent the night.
Last night (evening of May 29) while eating
we saw a Sharp-shinned Hawk flying
and staring above the trees north of our
camp. This is the first one seen
by any of us.
May 31.
After breakfast started on our way
to Grane mountain via Eureka, Blue lake,
to Willow Creek Ranger Station. After
securing what information we could
went back to top of divide and took
narrow tortuous road that follows
up along the ridge. Due to heavy
large snowbanks were able to get to
Horse Mountain, approximately 9 miles
in a direct line from Grane mountain
and 4 miles this side of Cold Springs.
Seems to be an unusual amount
of snow this year. We were told that
by the 15th of May last year one could
get all over the range & drive to
Grane Mountain; yet this year at
this time the snow is banked up
four and five feet deep.