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Title: Seeing America first : with the Berry brothers
Year: 1917 (1910s)
Authors: Colby, Eleanor Pfeiffer, F. W, ill Berry Brothers
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Publisher: Detroit : Berry Bros.
Contributing Library: Harold B. Lee Library
Digitizing Sponsor: Brigham Young University

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Cleopatra Terrace, Mammoth Hot yprin^r Most boys and girls think of a park as a little plot of ground with a fountain in its center andneat little flower beds arranged primly around. The Yellowstone Park is almost as large as Connec-ticut, and Uncle Sam has given it to America so that no one can ever spoil its beauty by buildingfactories or cities there. Think of a park containing mountains two miles high, cataracts higherthan Niagara, great canyons, and geysers which are the wonder of the world, There are hundredsof these geysers which are huge natural fountains spouting mud, boiling water, steam, andminerals. They burst out of the ground and then sink back leaving pools where wonderful colorsseem to be painted on the rock. Each geyser has its own name and its own habits. Old Faithfulused to spout every sixty minutes to the very second, but lately takes a little more time. He isgetting old, but he still sends up a column of boiling water and steam 150 feet high, which is goingsome. T

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