In the search for traces of the missing party beyond this point (as it could only be at the camping places that any traces would remain after so long an interval), it would be necessary to follow such natural features as would probably have influenced the party in the selection of its route, assuming that the general course would be north-west.

This is, however, easily accounted for, as the country had been inundated last season, though the current had not been sufficiently strong to remove some emu bones and mussel shells which lay round a native camping place within a few yards of the spot.

I like a lantern because it reminds you of camping.

Camping near the bridge of San Miguel, below the ruins, both Mr. Heller and Mr. Cook found interesting evidences of this fact in the flora and fauna.

Acting on his assurance that we should not need tent or cots, we left our camping outfit behind and followed him to a small valley on the south side of the Urubamba.

Furthermore, camping out at 10,000 feet above sea level is very different from camping at 6000 feet.

Furthermore, camping out at 10,000 feet above sea level is very different from camping at 6000 feet.

It was indeed a favourite camping spot, and the village was inhabited by a hardy, independent set of Gwallas, Koormees, and agriculturists, with whom I was a prime favourite.

MARCHING AND CAMPING.

Who are you, anyhow?" "Oh, we are camping down below and we just came out for a stroll.

9. Tenderfoot Squad; or, Camping at Raccoon Lodge.

Baseball, rowing, football, hockey, skating, ice-boating, sailing, camping and fishing all serve to lend interest to an unusual series of books.

He stayed by her until their camping-place was reached.

And even the burial was a mockery, for wolves were digging at the graves almost before the last debilitated straggler had left the camping-place.

He held fast his faith in God when Sennacherib and his Assyrian army were camping round Jerusalem; for God had said, 'I will defend this city to save it for my own sake and for my servant David's sake.'

Camping grounds needed for recreation purposes by the public are excluded from the grazing range.

That camping-ground was renowned as the best from Monaro to Riverina.

Camping down at Highgate.

In the evening we saw "cow-boys" round their fire camping out in the open, and also a camp of freighters resting on their journey across the desert.

I'm tired of camping out here.

I'll bet a cracker that's the solution," cried Andy, "and now I come to think of it I heard, before we left, that Jack and his gang had gone camping.

On the second night of their camping, the men were aroused from sleep by the frightful screams from the women's tent; rushing out, they saw in the light of the great fire kept burning to frighten the wild-cats and mountain lions, a circle of venomous rattle-snakes, hissing like fiends and coiled for springing.

A muddy water-hole, surrounded by thickets of willows, indicated their camping ground.

About 200 yards from the first camping-place, two groups of strange natives, chiefly men, were assembled with throwing-sticks in their hands and bundles of spears.

Paida, too, partook of the excitement and could refrain no longer from joining in the fight; he dropped my haversack and bounded away at full speed to his camping-place, where he received his spears from little Purom his son, and quickly made his appearance upon the scene of action.