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Our National Parks

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This book is a collection of sketches first published in the Atlantic Monthly magazine and gathered into book form in 1901. The focus here is on 4 parks in the west. Six of the 10 articles focus on Yosemite National Park; also described are Yellowstone, Sequoia, and General Grant (renamed Kings Canyon in 1940) National Parks. - Summary by TriciaG (10 hr 1 min)

Chapters

Ch 1, Part 1: The Wild Parks and Forest Reservations of the West

37:34

Read by jbcampo

Ch 1, Part 2

26:31

Read by Larry Wilson

Ch 2, Part 1: The Yellowstone National Park

33:17

Read by Availle

Ch 2, Part 2

35:29

Read by Availle

Ch 3: The Yosemite National Park

36:50

Read by TR Love

Ch 4, Part 1: The Forests of the Yosemite Park

34:48

Read by TR Love

Ch 4, Part 2

33:16

Read by TR Love

Ch 5, Part 1: The Wild Gardens of the Yosemite Park

31:48

Read by TR Love

Ch 5, Part 2

32:46

Read by Michele Eaton

Ch 6, Part 1: Among the Animals of the Yosemite

20:38

Read by Toby Wedgle

Ch 6, Part 2

22:55

Read by Michael Curtis

Ch 6, Part 3

17:46

Read by Matt Walker

Ch 7, Part 1: Among the Birds of the Yosemite

18:35

Read by J. M. Smallheer

Ch 7, Part 2

21:19

Read by J. M. Smallheer

Ch 8, Part 1: The Fountains and Streams of the Yosemite National Park

25:20

Read by Scotty Smith

Ch 8, Part 2

17:07

Read by Scotty Smith

Ch 9, Part 1: The Sequoia and General Grant National Parks

30:28

Read by Michele Fry

Ch 9, Part 2

23:40

Read by Michele Fry

Ch 9, Part 3

24:15

Read by Michele Fry

Ch 9, Part 4

25:25

Read by Michele Fry

Ch 10, Part 1: The American Forests

27:34

Read by KevinS

Ch 10, Part 2

23:52

Read by KevinS

Bewertungen

trees

(5 Sterne)

mmmmm treeeeees Imagine you're some guy in the woods, and a random guy comes out of the trees. he hasn't talked to people in a while and is running out of food. you are confused. turns out, it's just good old tree loving John muir. this is normal. you give him food, and he and his donkey go on their way, stopping, measuring, looking at, and probably talking to trees.