In the summer of 1934, considerable landscaping was done by the CCC crew about the Community House. The foreman in charge informed the Ranger-Naturalists when the job was done that he had placed examples of all the kinds of trees about the Community House, so that we would have them handy for comparison. The Douglas Fir looks quite ill at this writing and will probably be quite yellow and dead by the end of the season. And in it the new highway that will lead around three sides of Mount Rainier. To the left is Paradise Valley.
Skiing still continues.
Narada Falls below the valley. Only the lower section of the Mountain is visible. Nisqually Glacier, and the highway that goes past its snout. The lower end of the ice mass is very dirty. Caused, the naturalist said, by the action of the glacier gouging at the rock and dirt walls on either side.