The National Geographic Magazine, Volume 207, Issues 1-3National Geographic Society., 2005 - Geography |
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Page 107
... its size it's possibly the most famously photographed small rock in the West . About the size of a large picnic table - for which it's been used - Overhanging Rock at Glacier Point has also served as a park- ing space for horseless ...
... its size it's possibly the most famously photographed small rock in the West . About the size of a large picnic table - for which it's been used - Overhanging Rock at Glacier Point has also served as a park- ing space for horseless ...
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... its ritual use and banned the cultivation of amaranth ; over the years the grain nearly vanished from Mexico . But amaranth is flourishing again ; it's now com- mercially farmed to meet the demand for its gluten - free and nutritional ...
... its ritual use and banned the cultivation of amaranth ; over the years the grain nearly vanished from Mexico . But amaranth is flourishing again ; it's now com- mercially farmed to meet the demand for its gluten - free and nutritional ...
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... it's a mere pipsqueak by its own 96 NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC MARCH 2005 standards . It may live 25 years and reach 20 feet in length . It can achieve the girth of a telephone pole ; it can dine on full - grown deer . Skip Snow , a park ...
... it's a mere pipsqueak by its own 96 NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC MARCH 2005 standards . It may live 25 years and reach 20 feet in length . It can achieve the girth of a telephone pole ; it can dine on full - grown deer . Skip Snow , a park ...
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