The National Geographic Magazine, Volume 86National Geographic Society, 1944 - Geography Indexes kept up to date with supplements. |
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Page 577
... coffee is bagged for export . The endless belt stops periodically , then moves on , bringing a new lot into position . El Salvador's best coffee , called Malacara , comes from this mill . At the Foot of a Volcano , San Salvador Lies. a ...
... coffee is bagged for export . The endless belt stops periodically , then moves on , bringing a new lot into position . El Salvador's best coffee , called Malacara , comes from this mill . At the Foot of a Volcano , San Salvador Lies. a ...
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Ľ Ε And I National Geographic Society Kodachrome by Luis Marden Aromatic Highland Coffee Is Literally El Salvador's " Grain of Gold " Salvadorans call the bean by this name because it has brought prosperity to their little nation . Coffee ...
Ľ Ε And I National Geographic Society Kodachrome by Luis Marden Aromatic Highland Coffee Is Literally El Salvador's " Grain of Gold " Salvadorans call the bean by this name because it has brought prosperity to their little nation . Coffee ...
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... Coffee Ball , held at the Casino Juvenil in San Salvador . Nena , former queens , and candidates for the title sit on bales of henequen , fiber from which coffee sacks are made . Girls ' Indian costumes are decorated with coffee leaves ...
... Coffee Ball , held at the Casino Juvenil in San Salvador . Nena , former queens , and candidates for the title sit on bales of henequen , fiber from which coffee sacks are made . Girls ' Indian costumes are decorated with coffee leaves ...
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