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Saturday Sept 8th
Saturday Sept 8th
Pleasant, the left camp 1/4 of  [[unclear]] Am, to cross this pass. "So caked," crossed safely, and stoped to noon in a bakery some 5 miles from the pass, or Summit - Here [[unclear]] find involves [[my?]] 12 or 15000 feet above the level of the [[Vea?]]. There is plenty of snows here.
[[unclear]] [[unclear]] on to our of this highest peaks, as we crossed, and [[unclear]] find to some dry [[almost]] [[unclear]] and we could see it burning all day.
We stop here about 2 hours at noon. Then started again and [[haveded?]] along. Then we thought its time to camp. but in looking around for grass there was not any to be found. It was [[obliged?]] to keep on in hopes of finding some before nights overtook and in this we were disappointed - and the [[unclear]] caught in the mountains - as darker nights. I never saw [[unclear]] to dark. My horse could not see where to stand - for [[unclear]] tumbling along so [[unclear]] afraid of being thrown off so I got off and walked [[taking?]] my horse along. Every now & then would hit my shins against a Rock and would pitch head foremost - and then my horse would go, first one then the others. Then, [[Sir?]] and Mr Rinskey

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Saturday Sept 8th Pleasant, the left camp 1/4 of unclear Am, to cross this pass. "So caked," crossed safely, and stoped to noon in a bakery some 5 miles from the pass, or Summit - Here unclear find involves my? 12 or 15000 feet above the level of the Vea?. There is plenty of snows here. unclear unclear on to our of this highest peaks, as we crossed, and unclear find to some dry almost unclear and we could see it burning all day. We stop here about 2 hours at noon. Then started again and haveded? along. Then we thought its time to camp. but in looking around for grass there was not any to be found. It was obliged? to keep on in hopes of finding some before nights overtook and in this we were disappointed - and the unclear caught in the mountains - as darker nights. I never saw unclear to dark. My horse could not see where to stand - for unclear tumbling along so unclear afraid of being thrown off so I got off and walked taking? my horse along. Every now & then would hit my shins against a Rock and would pitch head foremost - and then my horse would go, first one then the others. Then, Sir? and Mr Rinskey