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Base Camp Book, 1952
1952
1952
This book documents the 1952 Sierra Club Base Camp outings, held in Colby Meadows located on the western slope of the Sierra Nevada Range. This was the largest base camp outing to date, surpassing the previous year, with 367 attendees including 72 children. The book includes more black and white photographs than any other Base Camp book to date as well, with over 50 images illustrating the surrounding environment. Like those before it, this book documents the activities and experiences of participants, including poems, plays, drawings, songs, and diary excerpts. Additionally, the book contains scientific notes, such as birds inventories, glacier reports, and flora and fauna notes (with over 900 specimens collected for the California Academy of Sciences). There is also a fold out map included in the inside cover, illustrating the location of the camp.
Aiken, Ruth
Andrews, John
Boynton, Judd
Breitweiser, Ed
Gamero, Toni
Grunland, Paul
Johnson, Daisy
Johnson, Dick
Kehrlein, Oliver
Levy, Margery
Ludvig, Joan
MacBride, James
MacCabe, Nancy
Mattson, George
McGee, Clare
McKenzie, Helen
Meadows, Merric
Meussdorffer, Dorothy
Miller, Carl
Mors, Charles
Mulford, Alice
Nash, Scudder
Poland, Roscoe
Porter, Andy
Ravon, Peter
Selfridge, Jeanette
Smith, Doras
Stoll, Jim
Weidberg, Louise
Wolff, Leona
Youngquist, Cliff
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366 Pages of 366
10 7/8 x 8 1/8 in.
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796.52 Si17b, 1952 c. 2
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