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The Yosemite
John Muir
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Reading “The Yosemite” was my first experience reading John Muir’s prose. His descriptions are amazing. I read most of the book on a backpacking trip in Yosemite, and I cherish this opportunity to read Muir’s descriptions of the very place I was visiting. Muir’s words are oft quoted, and now I under
Very very dry. Entire chapters detailing each type of tree found in the valley. Then similar chapters to every flower. Then bird. Etc
The best chapters are about the geological history of the valley, the discovery of it, and Muirs adventures just wandering around it.
Beautifully lyrical prose written by John Muir describing the wonders of Yosemite National Park. He often uses musical terms to illustrate sounds of waterfalls and birds and uses a thesaurus’ worth of descriptors. What a world he saw! We have him to thank for Yosemite and other national parks preser
The Yosemite by John Muir (Sierra Club Books 1988) (orig.pub.1914) (979.4) (3521).
John Muir was one of the great explorers of the American West. He held a particular passion for a pair of valleys in California: The Yosemite Valley and the Hetch Hetchy Valley.
The Yosemite was Muir's attempt to pay
Its been since my youth that I read john Muir, listened to the audio while working my garden and loved memory lane. I grew up at Tahoe and he discusses the sugar pines,
since I was little I knew where to find them around the Lake, the book was very nostalgic for me. I was surprised how florific his w
I just returned from Yosemite, a gift to the world from the venerable John Muir, who managed to have it preserved for posterity (although he failed in his attempt to save a neighboring valley, the Hetch Hetchy, now submerged beneath a reservoir). The Yosemite allowed me to better understand some of
I didn't enjoy this book as much as the other John Muir books I've read recently, which is, to say, it was only great and not incredible. The Yosemite reads more like a guide to the national park itself rather than Muir's own thoughts and while there are tales of his wanderings in there, as there ar
In Yosemite, Muir does for the Yosemite Valley what he did for the Serrias in The Mountains of California. This is an excellent rendition of the flora, fauna, and geology of the Yosemite Valley region. Procured at Yosemite National Park, the work helped me enjoy the majestic views.
I think John Muir has got to be one of my top 5 favorite humans of all time. The guy was seriously one of a kind. This fact became evident within the first few pages of "The Yosemite," which I decided to read in advance of my first trip to Yosemite National Park this weekend. John Muir is basically