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Scientific American, Vol. 67, No. 4 (July 1892) (1892)

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sight in every direction. where he had been exploring. That same region is now trees when standing were fully two hundred feet high ; known as the Chalcedony Park, and was mentioned Some catastrophe doubtless felled the " forest prime- for even now their prostrate trunks measure, when val," which… … ranch, the only house with- huge trunk spanning the PETRIFIED LOGS-CHALCEDONY PARK, ARIZONA. in ten miles. May be you canyon where it is sixty can get a horse there ; and feet wide. The trunk it- if not, you can foot it in the morning." The train unbroken, from one hundred to one hundred and fifty…

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