The National Geographic Magazine, Volume 149, Issue 3National Geographic Society., 1976 - Geography |
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... miles from the reservoir . Cora lights her home with kerosene lamps , heats it with iron stoves , and draws water by bucket from a well . A few chickens and one guinea hen chase and fuss about . Several white - faced cows amble among ...
... miles from the reservoir . Cora lights her home with kerosene lamps , heats it with iron stoves , and draws water by bucket from a well . A few chickens and one guinea hen chase and fuss about . Several white - faced cows amble among ...
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... miles in size . A single one of these power stations in synchronous orbit 22,300 miles above earth might provide as much as 5,000 megawatts , half the present capacity of New York City's generating plants . The direct - current ...
... miles in size . A single one of these power stations in synchronous orbit 22,300 miles above earth might provide as much as 5,000 megawatts , half the present capacity of New York City's generating plants . The direct - current ...
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... miles east of Palermo , to visit the most sublime of the Norman relics - the cathedral built by Roger II beside the Tyrrhenian Sea . Architecturally it is a synthesis of austere Norman masonry and graceful Saracen arches . Inside ...
... miles east of Palermo , to visit the most sublime of the Norman relics - the cathedral built by Roger II beside the Tyrrhenian Sea . Architecturally it is a synthesis of austere Norman masonry and graceful Saracen arches . Inside ...
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