Puget Sound and western Washington; cities--towns--scenery . ral resourcescalled the Olympic Empire. The buttressedPacific shores, the forested Straits andSound shores, the inland and foothill for-ests, the vast stretches of snow-coveredmountains, the torrential rivers and inlandlakes, these alluring features command theadmiration of all. With the days, months,and years that pass those who visit thePeninsula, for fishing, hunting or campingbecome ever-more loyal lovers of the Olym-pic Peninsula scenery. Throughout the great territory south ofPuget Sound to the majestic Columbia, andfrom the Ca
Puget Sound and western Washington; cities--towns--scenery . ral resourcescalled the Olympic Empire. The buttressedPacific shores, the forested Straits andSound shores, the inland and foothill for-ests, the vast stretches of snow-coveredmountains, the torrential rivers and inlandlakes, these alluring features command theadmiration of all. With the days, months,and years that pass those who visit thePeninsula, for fishing, hunting or campingbecome ever-more loyal lovers of the Olym-pic Peninsula scenery. Throughout the great territory south ofPuget Sound to the majestic Columbia, andfrom the Cascades to the shores of the Pa-cific, the lakes, rivers, mountains and forest-covered hills form an irresistible scenic at-traction for tourists, travelers and settlers. Giving life and interest in many sectionsto the scenery are various primitive indus-tries; those of the woodsman, the fisherman,and occupations of remaining Indians, withsome newer methods of livelihood. Many ofthese are features of absorbing interest. Puget Sound and Western Washington 17. O c *j *J^ 1, 4j 11 — 01 cci SC C 5?; 2 « S C n J* ^ 5 = 5 4> C3 _^„ c if £ ?5-5 a >, c o ^ c i: 5>2E •- be -^ c ^ a •a 3 0) Q) ?^ c •^ 4) X F M .1. n h ti f= C8 cj Puget Sound and Western Washington
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