CATHEDRAL SPIRES FROM THE TOP OF HARNEY PEAK Publishers' Photo Service When clouds screen the softening forests below and leave only these sharp crags exposed, Nature seems to snarl and show her fangs. The effect is heightened by the wicked whining of the wind among the pinnacles. THE MODERN MANNA THAT IS COAXED FROM THE EARTH Albert Schlechten Wheat enough for countless thousands of loaves. These shocks represent the harvest of spring wheat from the rolling grain lands of Montana, 16 miles west of Bozeman. AN AMERICAN SPHINX FASHIONED BY NATURE Sphinx Rock lies at the base of Rushmore Mountain. Like most of the striking rock formations in the Black Hills region, it is the product of erosion. Note the figure of a man (left center) (see text, page 305). |