. The Wilson bulletin . Some of the rocks at the Point of Arches. The beauty of these outlying rocks is soul-stirring. One never seesthem twice the same because the scene at each slight angle changescompletely. Jones, on June on the Washington Coast. 131. Fog obscured rocks. The partly obscured rock at the left is Fucas Pillar. This well illustrates the characteristic scene when the fog is only-moderate, or erratic. The air can be clear and it can rival or surpassCape Cod, or even London itself. 132 The Wilson Bulletin—No. 61. all about made preparations for the night irksome in* the ex-treme.
. The Wilson bulletin . Some of the rocks at the Point of Arches. The beauty of these outlying rocks is soul-stirring. One never seesthem twice the same because the scene at each slight angle changescompletely. Jones, on June on the Washington Coast. 131. Fog obscured rocks. The partly obscured rock at the left is Fucas Pillar. This well illustrates the characteristic scene when the fog is only-moderate, or erratic. The air can be clear and it can rival or surpassCape Cod, or even London itself. 132 The Wilson Bulletin—No. 61. all about made preparations for the night irksome in* the ex-treme. Early morning revealed a wholly unexpected condition ofthe bay which we had entered. Instead of a level surface ofglassy water we looked out upon a boulder strewn area acresin extent with only shallow pools of water here and clung to the larger rocks or grew in masses on thesand, and crabs scurried to cover beneath rocks or within themasses of seaweed. Crows were reaping a rich harvest of thesea animals which were foolish enough to remain it would be some hours before the completely ebbedtide would flow again enough to float the heavily loaded canoeover the rock summits. The delay was vexatious for somereasons but
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