An Interesting Letter From the West
A correspondent from Tocatello Idaho writes through The Telegraph about a San Diego to Yosemite coastal trip in March and April 1920. The account covers visits with Herman Armuth in Dalton and Birdwells in Los Angeles and Santa Barbara, Catalina Islands, and a marooning week at Mariposa due to snow. Highlights include Mt Helix, Torrey Pines, the St Catherine Hotel at Avalon, glass bottom boat viewed submarine gardens, and Grand Sequoia trees.
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Tocatello
Ida
Sidney Telegraph
Sidney
Nebraska
Telegraph
San Diego
Herman Armuth
Dalton
Mt. Helix
Descanso
Torrey Pines
Los Anngeles
Spearmint Chewing Gum
Avalon
St. Catharine
Pacific
Birdwells
Santa Barbara
Turlock
California
Alvah Birdwell
Yosemite Valley
Mariposa
Mariposa County
Grand Sequoise
Notable Hike Describes Dual Waterfall Views
A narrator recalls a trek of about ten to twelve miles following the mist trail to view two distinct waterfalls and returning along the horse trail. The falls are described as beautiful with differing characteristics. The account also mentions an evening visit to bear pits where a large black bear was observed feeding.
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Inspiration Point
Camp Curry
Sierra Point
Wildlife at the City Dump Draws Quiet Attention
Mangy scavengers visit the municipal dump during summer, growing accustomed to lights and noise but remaining surprisingly tame. The sighting notes the animals’ routine behavior and hints at ongoing patrols or monitoring on the site.
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el Portal
Mirror Lake
Watkins Point
Vesualo
Nevada Falls
McGraw
J. D
En-Ar-Co
Moline
the Farmers Union Co-Operative Association
C. O
Hade
Sidney, Nebraska
K. W
Sidney Battery Service
Mina Taylor
Sidney Mercantile ‘Co