The National Geographic Magazine, Volume 113National Geographic Society, 1958 - Geography Indexes kept up to date with supplements. |
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... Walls Towered Nearly 50 Feet Above Low Water The pentagonal fort , one of a series of coastal fortifications built by the United States after the War of 1812 , commands the main ship channel into Charleston . Its name honors Thomas ...
... Walls Towered Nearly 50 Feet Above Low Water The pentagonal fort , one of a series of coastal fortifications built by the United States after the War of 1812 , commands the main ship channel into Charleston . Its name honors Thomas ...
Page 168
... walls falling down , trees growing through roofless walls and windows . Bill and his brothers went to work . It was pioneering in the true sense . Almost every- thing had to be imported . Little could be grown in the sparse soil under ...
... walls falling down , trees growing through roofless walls and windows . Bill and his brothers went to work . It was pioneering in the true sense . Almost every- thing had to be imported . Little could be grown in the sparse soil under ...
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... Walls It is in the last instance that the spectacle is the strangest . The abrupt slopes of the walls of the canyons ( 30 to 45 degrees some- times ) are visible from far off because they reflect light . Since the strongly illuminated ...
... Walls It is in the last instance that the spectacle is the strangest . The abrupt slopes of the walls of the canyons ( 30 to 45 degrees some- times ) are visible from far off because they reflect light . Since the strongly illuminated ...
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