Yellowstone Park Forest and Trail Camp: Für Jungen und junge Männer. Niederlassungen der Natural Historyin College, dies ist die beste Einführung. Die gefeierten Wunder des Yellowstone mit seinen Geysiren und heißen Quellen, seinen Wastenwäldern und mächtigen Schluchten sowie den anderen vielfältigen Freizeitinteressen, Die große Wildlife, die wunderbare Forellenfischerei, die landschaftlich reizvollen Wanderausflüge zu Fuß oder zu Pferd, und abenteuerlicher das Klettern und erkunden zwischen abgelegenen Seen und Berggar-dens, appellieren an alle, die den Great Park besuchen, aber es ist an den wachsenden Jungen, den sie faszinieren

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Yellowstone Park Forest and Trail Camp : for boys and young men . branches of natural historyin college, this is the very best introduction. The celebrated wonders of the Yellowstone, with its geysers and hot springs, its vastforests and mighty canyons, as well as those other varied recreational interests, —the herdsof big game, the marvelous trout fishing, the scenic trail trips afoot or on horseback, and forthe more adventurous the climbing and exploring among remote lakes and mountain gar-dens, —appeal alike to all who visit the great Park- but it is to the growing boy that they aremost fascinating. His love of the romantic and the imaginative may well be used to cieepenhis interest in nature. He studies the rocks and the petrified trees; the succession of flowersthrough the season; the history of the forest and its battle against lightning and fire; the habitsand food of the wary trout; and the life story of the birds and four-footeci people of the wild.Here in a great outdoor natural history museum he will store up in a single summer precious. OREST AND TRAIL CAMP NEIGHBOR memories for a lifetime. He will develop a love of country in a very real sense and willlearn to cherish our wild parks as sacred and inviolable recreation grounds. The Forest and Trail Camp undertakes to give its boys this memorable experience in thehappy hunting grounds under safe conditions and careful guidance, at the very age forits greatest enjoyment, with the aim ot developing strong bodies, keen senses and npbility ofcharacter. The establishment of this camp-school, welcomed by the National Park Service, marks a step in the development of popular education in the highest uses of our greatestwilderness park. J , - 1 The camp is located in northeastern Yellowstone Park, between beautiful ^ . Tower Falls and Yanceys, —that romantic hostelry of former days where Ernest Thompson Seton camped and studied the four-footed people im-mortalized in his book: Wild Animals at Home. Our camp-site

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