I think that perhaps, of all the views I have seen in the West, this was one of the weirdest and wildest.

From Berry Spring in this valley a party of us returned to the Uinkaret district by following the country to the west of the Hurricane Ledge.

On this occasion we again climbed Mt.

Trumbull and some of the others of the group; and Dodds and I descended at the foot of the Toroweap to the river at the rapid called Lava Falls.

It was a difficult climb.
In triangulating I often had occasion to take the bearings of two large buttes lying to the north-west, and in order that my recorder could put down the readings so that I might identify them later I was obliged to give him titles for these.