 | John C. Van Tramp - Mississippi River Valley - 1870 - 794 pages
...obliged to avail ourselves, before the men acquired sufficient expertness to pitch it without difficulty. With the change in the geological formation on leaving...meridian, the principal objects which strike the eye of a traveler are the absence of timber, and the immense expanse of prairie, covered with the verdure... | |
 | Public lands - 1956 - 376 pages
...lush prairie east of Fort Laramie with the rangeland west of Fort Laramie, afteJ traveling over both: With the change in the geological formation on leaving...whole face of the country has entirely altered its appearances. Eastward of that meridian, the principal objects which strike the eye of a traveler are... | |
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With the change in the geological formation on leaving Fort Laramie, the whole face of the country has entirely altered its appearance. Eastward of that meridian, the principal objects which strike the eye of a traveler are the absence of timber, and... 
