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Sierra de Valparaiso.

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Sierra de Valparaiso.

and there are extensive patches of Opuntias and a few small, thorny bushes.
Valparaiso is a small place situated on a small stream -- one of the headwaters of a branch of the Santiago river.

Nov. 26. Sierra de Valparaiso
Left Valparaiso this morning at 10:30 A.M. and made camp at an altitude of 8500 ft. about 5 P.M.
Road leads up very gradually to the top to the Sierra which is a sort of mesa country.
These mts. are different somewhat in character from the mts. crossed farther

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