Palmenaria officinalis, mossy weeds 
lamina maoiLLatsm , wood border. 
1 «f*£l!¥ilPr " : ; 
$00 meters altitude : 
Seldaaella montaaa , spruce alpine species, With leaves at 
"base .something like J^rola , and a raeeme f< few t© sev- 
eral nedaing bl •:.© fringed flowers. Shis is the plant 
Hack©! brought me up here for. He was disappointed that 
it was a® scarce ; bv.t in all w© found i foil many, mostly 
not yet in "bloom, 
otentilla storilis. open slope, lower. 
Cardamin© tri folia, mossy woods. ■ . ... 
Aeplealum vlrid©, ledge of rock. 
Asamm iSmropewm. mossy woods. . ■ 
Aster bollidasiram, wood "border. 
Sesleria oerolea, in dense clismpc in springy places on steep stojjt y 
hill. 
Pentaria annoafolism, mossy woods. 
Primula elatier , abundant in meadows , the common primrose 
'ympfcytwa tuber ©§m, mossy woods 
Orchis mamria, alone ditch in meadow; looks something like o«.r 0, 
op eo tabid is* ...... 
April 23, aemth ©nd of .•'.It or see. 
Eolleboras nigra, mossy woods along path, the persistent petals 
tunning reddish green; it blooms about Christmas, tae 
flowers white, "Christmas rose" 
Polygala b%mrs.s, same, in moss. . - [ JLJlL 
Srioa oamea , foming masses of lovely roso-pink bloom on ston„< 
woeded ledges. 
Primula officinalis, wood border, 
Valeriana triptora, same. 
Bttphorbia amygdaloidos , camo 
The people in this part of the country look so like westerners, 
the Idaho look of the - ,^ fl 
landscape strengthens the suggest i.en, doubt* 
loss. On the return trip the boat slowed up In nid-lake to allow a 
boat of wood to bo tied t® it. A loan, brown yo-rig cowboy was sit- 
ing with a rough boat filled with logs. Th© strength and skill he 
showed in getting his heavy boat in position, and the way he kept 
Ms balance en top of the pile if logs, was a 2«y to bohold. 
S uI5 day morning fruh.~Ih© living room, dining room and •looping room 
of the Hackols are one, ft* tho sake of the little heat , so I wait 
mp here till they call me. Haokol last night gave me his copy 
