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2. Frozen Canyon - mass of solid ice. Glacier had been here.

3. Stroud's Canyon. Looking down Center Fork. A hundred lofty peaks within 8 square miles, "Such-a-jungled-up-mass-I-never-saw-before a jungled mass. Great Continental Divide."

4. 5. Mammoth Glacier - Distant and near views. Ice - two miles wide and about 4 mi. long.

6. Minor Glacier. "I can assert with assurance that mortal eye hath never beheld the sacred beauty spot before." It is not even mentioned by State and National government reports. Stroud named it Glacier Lake. Walls of Polished Granite. Ice as clear as crystal 300 to 400 feet thick.

7. Looking up Ice Canyon. Gans Peak - greatest in Wyo. Greatest Glacier in America.

8. Matterhorn of Wyo. Taken one mile away. Great Continental Divide.

9. Stroud's Camp on the Great River at the headwaters. Few miles down the river. Photo taken in Sept. Flowers shed fragrance on frosty air. Continental snow for 5 days. drove them out when hunting mountain sheep.

10. "Square top" 8 miles from Green River Lake. From river to top of peak 3500 feet. Elevation 11,636. Walls of either side nearly 4000 feet high. Figure 5 in picture, 1/4 acre. Elk dining room.

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14. Near Mr. John Hays' ranch. Grren river 100 miles from Ladore Canyon.

15. Six miles doen from Three Forsk, looking up Green river (Rio Verde) Place to hunt mountian sheep - captured two.

16. Birds eye view of Green River Valley / at the right upper end of Lower Lake. To the left Clear creek. Center is Green River. In distance upper Green River Lake. Land for hunter and fisherman.

17. Valley of the Porcupine, elk moose and deer. Principal tributary of Green river.

18. Dead stag. Mr. W. J. Stroud. (Rocky Mountain Bill.

19. Head of Fremont's Lake. Like a sheet of transparent glass. About 3 mil from town of Pinedlae. Gen. Fremont passed through here 1846. Lake 14 miles long 1½ wide.

20. Colburn carrying flag to Fremont's peak July 11, 1914. Counted 8 frozen lakes. raised flag on July 12.

21. Jackson's Lake in Jackson Valley.

22. Valley of the Porcupine.

23. Matterhorn of Wyoming. Right - Temple Peak.