Locusts and Wild Honey by John Burroughs
page 185 of 204 (90%)
page 185 of 204 (90%)
![]() | ![]() |
|
pools in its lower portions; its limpid waters flowing with a tranquil
murmur over its wide, evenly paved bed for miles at a stretch. The salmon pass over these shallows by night and rest in the pools by day. The Restigouche, which it joins, and which is a famous salmon stream and the father of famous salmon streams, is of the same complexion and a delight to look upon. There is a noted pool where the two join, and one can sit upon the railroad . bridge and count the noble fish in the lucid depths below. The valley here is fertile, and has a cultivated, well-kept look. We passed the Jacquet, the Belledune, the Nepissisquit, the Miramichi ("happy retreat") in the night, and have only their bird-call names to report. INDEX Anemone. Angler, a born; eagerness of the. Arbutus. Asters. Audubon, John James. Aurora borealis, an. |
|