Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1874-10-01
THE VALLEY OF THE IF ! aslEYsERs. Il
A Hunslred Boiiing, Babbling, Bottoni-
~ less Springs.

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f.tttS DR.. H.ynea, Ics,s1,d r,st,s4s Ga i,.,,.,
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-. ele ! am aS iass n gne very mlast OF
sms greaS ness eig nup9nng ga 1ounsalns of
pTnirg sag |ater, WnlonI Nn..l. ;nres saw, IN my
sonoot osysI geogrrr1yl yt, lII,1n' anu Wnlch
s..ays .peep ~ ostne liMgnner eyer since,
rsosa a.G s, 2, Ivy sias : nsYS seen S1em, mem,
s;atr,s Wonaet .nal eyer. a q, hulnaFea %
ss asnI ~ ,aa1;ta steam ale llslng ih tne ar al
fo,, IL e IKE 30 many coiumns Oh smoke
hnndra5 ~ hnIS, plsss ns 80. Z. DrusnWooa. a q
tia o.s,. holes oh various e 1 si1es are IN
the "a, eaItn, and looking down into them
,.It.9s.ls sn5IytGn s9e tising sEeam one sees great
t'pplttl.s,. .Ioning sprilng tnaG seems 20
t " rossStontess. ssSoL from many OF them
MIseI aSoln tiIne 20 tlne p0urs over the
anI iuns s8sy IN Dooiilng rivuiets,
Sos M.onl la G.ouus oi steam are ever
AZ n.eann hisses ns o9s 1nLougn Mssnres
=. .h. Jug tusk, M ylsoug9 iphe sotg suft,
~. 49,. : .ssI ssIsnnsa Roois " !hu9, aha
e y =. ualeet ol nue. q dissane
= ve - sS h ,sea 10 sesn stslHg anu noaslng
- Nss 70 ei'su lisa - sne ssnusr sun;
aasas;,.;a. s S9 uay as 40 ioevely Pass an
Jos,s, "nn.. anu Mgary ~. lfom on ou! Two
a;}a Da. sI. " t pps iess .han nlnesy
haai, t.h;as wsotss soso oe ol Iosus, VI uofse.
,psoA, 70 iWhicH ". S ieH1o us nave peen OF
iaee i,I sccustiomed, we enjoy our repose on
tne grassy slope overlooking the valley
OF the not fountalng, and write, and
skeich, and wonder, and admire. The
ar Fl ls clear, as 1t rarely is In Iceland.
iIhe Outlines OF the mountains are
sharply defined against the clear, pear
" SKY, and even the snow peaks can be
discerneo In all their varied forms
snrough eighty miles OF distance. ASH
LOOK away 20 the southeast great Heola
looms aooVe range OF purple hills,
tne hosltion OF its immense crater dis
tlnctly marked III depression OF the
cap OF snow. ! am looking directly
across tne steamlng plain OF the Gey-
seIs tnae sIre1cnes away beyond through
.hue mues "a ana 40. mlies OF sols green, and
"a oarousH Ss Mnte M:, neana9r siiVery oranones ,
oI the HVlsa, ZOE Wmte river. Lhe
soeie . ls LOO grapm ny, anu Menaeriul Tor
pen or Pen9n. Ine senHGhS glow on
aaec mecia SURPRISES n anytnilng l nave ever
s.,en. sc Os.asion4uya ao4iy y aelloate current
~, " Warm aI oouones IL, ana, chllled by
sn, sns oolo eae .lce ana suoW, e iign! vapor
l9i - y low Inoments Hoags away from lts
nignest Az poiEs, creating the impression
Snas - ,RIt ssream 80; OF smoke is Issuing from
nreat ISo|nta,n S tdsan tCaralY, ana the
a. q. i;aL.san seeMs aianJ Loas IN she
aky .ls as . ngntsome oloud, glorious and
Laval wb;ta onnor,;t &c tha T,a 40 1ne ~
InI1. iey. ws aassr r;san tba bi sne oot Lang 20
ono1n,otraoLod RIaf.,I wSnaa SS ,.n aH r.
onsi,, r;oh h,,a ra.aoI. .t onoa ~, NV so'-
ina 9fits non,a. is wl;1e ~ hatmoo oo s1I e Va
HsoIa ne .n;tL ti,a .an,a 5oSt soem ea.S Sn.s au9
1vhinh f.or,as onJ T ;u.oma;aoa ttS ouno 1n
nf Tho faroa5 noIoan;o rannoto ono s.ow
nsoL on ,aoL 80 tha ,,aat nnn,;n11e tiIes
wb;ch 10 tha 1arn oantro, s a.aat a.;
,taart ~ Zealand T. 10 r;o.una GO. ana
neintar n finaar ovsr T. ;a.a.a LIZ
for @ a ,,ost at 70 Sreano of oil 10, 1;fa '.u, ans
ono xgI,icI, Tsoon NOT 'hat,a,. as,.;i s;La
fnrtber than hy saving that r. wa. iu ain,
,nIv olorionsg "A ,noat7 SRavard ,TosInr,
e;te nou hy mo on tSa e,ra.n OIL sn99
mveeIf vnndar;ne W bis Sfanon and u ~
tense symnatby with I natnrs oras'nnt rau ~
even wi;ie Z write raar;na ~, so,,,e ,non .m,,o
derfnl noetio fabric tyorthv ne tI,a NOV.
vejlons forcea that have Eaa, oe,d at;ll
ara at work in tha earth haneath ond
iaronnd nsI and woythy too ~ i,;a oon,.
nrehensive intallect and srhtla ouoI;
ties of thouoht
Heela in itseIf that ia :, form :. NOT
at ali picturesane. Thera was notb;n~
in it to interest The fenov bmt tba njo11
of sunlieht ON it's ean Of anow (. n ia
simply a lono ridge stend;nn hroada;ds
to the northwest and southeast. and is
only remarkable in outline when seen
from the southeast or southwest, when
the sharp ridge comes out like peak
against the sky: p