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southeast up Marvine Creek Marvine Creek, Colorado, calling on Fitzgerald. Simpson lives just below on the river. Continued up south side of Marvine Creek Marvine Creek, Colorado to Marvine Lodge Marvine Lodge and camped just above the lodge at 3:50. Rube Ball, who has it (the lodge) leased as a fish hatchery had just left yesterday and Mr. Billy Green was in charge. The narrow leafed cottonwood Populus angustifolia continued nearly to Fitzgerald's I believe. Silver Picea and Douglass spruces Pseudotsuga menziesii were common for some distance below, increasing in numbers along the river bottoms and mingled with aspens Populus on the north slopes (south side). Aspens Populusabundant all along on north slopes and for last few miles abundant on north slopes (sic). Several holes look like glacial topography, but saw no other evidence. Developed Robbins negatives in evening. Got to be at 9:45. Clear most of day and tonight.