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Identifier: outing55newy (find matches)
Title: Outing
Year: 1885 (1880s)
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Subjects: Leisure Sports Travel
Publisher: (New York : Outing Pub. Co.)
Contributing Library: Tisch Library
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NAKED ARE THE BUSHES, BEYOND A HEMLOCKS GREENADDS A TOUCH OF COLOR TO THE WINTER SCENE.
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AS THE DAYLIGHT PASSES, THE SHADOWS LENGTHEN STILL;THE SUN CREEPS SLOWLY DOWN BEHIND THE WESTERN HILL. KNOWING THEWINTER. BIPJDS j6v 7fec6er/ KJ06 JfutAor o/77ie Sport1 of Bird Study Photographs by the Author PON the approach of coldweather the woodchuck,dreading the sting of frost,shuts himself up in hisstuffy burrow, to appear nomore till the proverbialday when he is supposed to venture outto look for a sign of spring; even then,seeing his shadow, he may retire foranother six weeks of poor ventilation.Curiously enough there are many peo-ple like the woodchuck in this regard,who think that winter is no time to beoutdoors. Unless forced to an occa-sional exit, they are shut-ins. At best they but venture from houseto house or for a short walk in a citystreet. The long exposure to over-heated and ill-ventilated rooms and tothe ravages of the sedentary life is amost dangerous ordeal, producing weak-ness and inviting the attack of disease.Winter is a glorious time for active ex-ercise out

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