. The Rockies of Canada; . CHAPTER XI AN IDEAL CAMP —SPRINGTIME IN THE ALPINE MEADOWS —THE SCARLET PAINTED CUP — WHERE WILD ASTERS GROW— A REMARKABLE MOUNTAIN TARN — IMPRESSIVENESS OFWENKCHEMNA LAKE — PHOTOGRAPHIC IDEALS — DIFFICUL-TIES OF LANDSCAPE WORK — ARTISTIC QUALITIES OFLAKES AND RIVERS — FLEETING OPPORTUNITIES — NEED OFJUDGMENT AND DECISION — ANIMAL LIFE OF THE UPPERMEADOWS —TRAITS OF THE PTARMIGAN —PLAYGROUNDOF THE PICAS AND MARMOTS — PREHISTORIC EARTHQUAKESAND BEAR-DEN MORAINES — THE ORIGINAL DESOLATIONVALLEY —A MYSTERY OF THE MORAINE AFTER spending several weeks at Moraine Lake Imov
. The Rockies of Canada; . CHAPTER XI AN IDEAL CAMP —SPRINGTIME IN THE ALPINE MEADOWS —THE SCARLET PAINTED CUP — WHERE WILD ASTERS GROW— A REMARKABLE MOUNTAIN TARN — IMPRESSIVENESS OFWENKCHEMNA LAKE — PHOTOGRAPHIC IDEALS — DIFFICUL-TIES OF LANDSCAPE WORK — ARTISTIC QUALITIES OFLAKES AND RIVERS — FLEETING OPPORTUNITIES — NEED OFJUDGMENT AND DECISION — ANIMAL LIFE OF THE UPPERMEADOWS —TRAITS OF THE PTARMIGAN —PLAYGROUNDOF THE PICAS AND MARMOTS — PREHISTORIC EARTHQUAKESAND BEAR-DEN MORAINES — THE ORIGINAL DESOLATIONVALLEY —A MYSTERY OF THE MORAINE AFTER spending several weeks at Moraine Lake Imoved up the valley with the idea of campingon the shores of a small lake where someyears previously I had seen marvellous views. Whenalready in sight of our goal we found the way blockedby a rock-slide, impassable for the pack-horses, and sohad to retrace our steps and finally camp in a groveof larches some two miles below the lake. It was atfirst a bitter disappointment not to pitch our tent
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