This quote by John Muir was taken from his book "Travels in Alaska." Muir, drawn to Alaska through his love of glaciers, explored the Inside Passage by canoe and foot three times during the 1890's.
No man was more influential than John Muir in preserving the Sierra's of California, his home in his adult years. It was John Muir whose knowledge wedded to zeal led men and governments to establish the National Park Service.
Yosemite and Sequoia in California, the Petrified forest and the Grand Canyon in Arizona, and the glacier wilderness of Alaska are what they are today largely because of this one man, in whom learning and love were co-equal.
More than any other, Muir was the answer to that call which appears on the Courts Building in Sacramento: Give me men to match my mountains.
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