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all the way on the south side. Vegetation much more varied than below. Found blue Picea pungens and Engelmann spruce Picea engelmannii several miles down. Quaking aspens Populus tremuloides abundant on south side of canyon, north side nearly treeless, cedars cedar having nearly disappeared below. Upon reaching the P.O. Robbins received a letter announcing the serious illness of his mother. Postmaster's name is J. R. Bartlett, from Vermont. Alt 7200 ft.





Buford, Colo. Buford, Colorado, Friday, Aug 20/09 August 20, 1909

Clear cold morning. Robbins and I arose at 5:30 and got our breakfast of bacon, pancakes and coffee. I went down gulch and collected Vallonia Vallonia, Pupilla Pupilla, Vitrina Vitrina, Euconulus Euconulus and Oreohelix cooperi Oreohelix cooperi in aspen Populus tremuloides groves. Found one Planorbis exacuous Planorbis exacuous and some unknown bivalve in a small natural pond (probably cut-off ox-bow loop) down stream where we saw ducks last