The National Geographic Magazine, Volume 86National Geographic Society, 1944 - Geography Indexes kept up to date with supplements. |
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Page 109
... hills and a big plain full of armies . I was looking for Red and for beans . Tall Grapevines and Deep - cut Roads Leaving aside the military , the most in- teresting phenomena I observed were the depth of the roads and the height of the ...
... hills and a big plain full of armies . I was looking for Red and for beans . Tall Grapevines and Deep - cut Roads Leaving aside the military , the most in- teresting phenomena I observed were the depth of the roads and the height of the ...
Page 477
... hill - girt crescent of Valparaíso Bay , or trek across the thirsty northern deserts in the path of Don Pedro de Valdivia ... hills that wall the Aconcagua River was a matter of quick- moving minutes . Then we turned southward over dusty ...
... hill - girt crescent of Valparaíso Bay , or trek across the thirsty northern deserts in the path of Don Pedro de Valdivia ... hills that wall the Aconcagua River was a matter of quick- moving minutes . Then we turned southward over dusty ...
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... hills seem to dance a witch's waltz . The glint of the sea and the glare of the bare rock blind the eye . The fantastic rock formations stretch like an evil bar before the green of the oasis of Jericho , visible beyond them on a higher ...
... hills seem to dance a witch's waltz . The glint of the sea and the glare of the bare rock blind the eye . The fantastic rock formations stretch like an evil bar before the green of the oasis of Jericho , visible beyond them on a higher ...
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