TRAIL RIDERS OF THE WILDERNESS
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TRAIL RIDERS OF THE WILDERNESS Produced: 1935
Description On a trip to the primitive South Fork and Sun River areas in western Montana. Reel 1 shows panoramic views of Flathead National Forest, and moose in their natural habitat. A portable camp kitchen is used in preparing meals for the men and women taking this trip. The travelers cross the Continental Divide. Mountain sheep graze near the Chinese Wall (a rock formation). Reel 2 is not in National Archives.
https://catalog.archives.gov/id/7403
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