Ground Hog Summer on Longs Peak Noted by Mills
Enos A. Mills recalls two summers guiding climbers on Longs Peak when a ground hog summered at the summit. The animal appeared soon after the party arrived and waited for scraps, then expected helpings from the first table. Its winter den lay 2000 feet below the top. Ground hogs roam in spring seeking green plants, guided by tracks.
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Enos A. Mills
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Origins of theater traced to ancient Bacchic festivals
A discussion traces dramatic roots from idol worship to Greek Bacchus festivals in Argus and Danaus lineage. It notes riotous songs and public worship as early entertainment, evolving into the modern theater by later ages. The piece cites a Birmingham Age-Herald item about naming a new dance inspired by zoo antics.
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Blowpipe in Action A Simple Powerful Tool
The article explains an oxy acetylene blowpipe with a conical tube and two nozzles. Gases mix inside the device for complete combustion, preventing explosions by delivering gas faster than flame. A safety mixer at the junction reduces accident risk before the gas reaches the single outlet.
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