The National Geographic Magazine, Volume 86National Geographic Society, 1944 - Geography Indexes kept up to date with supplements. |
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Page 162
... road ( Plate VI ) . Here I met Livin ' Yesus Pete , so called be- cause he was always going " to blow the livin ... road camps were so comfortably quartered that one camp humorist wrote a poem telling of the hard- ships of the road ...
... road ( Plate VI ) . Here I met Livin ' Yesus Pete , so called be- cause he was always going " to blow the livin ... road camps were so comfortably quartered that one camp humorist wrote a poem telling of the hard- ships of the road ...
Page 250
... road , and then send out a bulldozer , followed usually by another tractor and a couple of cross- country trucks , with orders to bore a path straight through the jungle . This technique was practiced with particu- lar success by one ...
... road , and then send out a bulldozer , followed usually by another tractor and a couple of cross- country trucks , with orders to bore a path straight through the jungle . This technique was practiced with particu- lar success by one ...
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... road in an aerial photograph is seen , it's easy , with a pair of dividers , to measure the width of the road . To figure the distance along a winding road . or trail that shows on a picture , run a little measuring wheel over it ...
... road in an aerial photograph is seen , it's easy , with a pair of dividers , to measure the width of the road . To figure the distance along a winding road . or trail that shows on a picture , run a little measuring wheel over it ...
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