The National Geographic Magazine, Volumes 98-99National Geographic Society, 1951 - Geography |
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Page 167
The road conDown a Mountain Road by Flashlight tinued beyond it , but no way over or through After 14 hours on the front seat , almost this major obstacle had been provided . anything seemed better than sleeping there .
The road conDown a Mountain Road by Flashlight tinued beyond it , but no way over or through After 14 hours on the front seat , almost this major obstacle had been provided . anything seemed better than sleeping there .
Page 441
The bagasse , or resiAlong the roads we passed huge trucks , horse- due cane , goes directly into the furnaces bedrawn ... Later it road , sending spurs into some of the fields . is boiled into a syrup , then further boiled in Cranes ...
The bagasse , or resiAlong the roads we passed huge trucks , horse- due cane , goes directly into the furnaces bedrawn ... Later it road , sending spurs into some of the fields . is boiled into a syrup , then further boiled in Cranes ...
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Kegs of Guinness where cream is sold , and the motor road are stout stood on the floor . Shelves held Keltwo marks of progress on this peninsula . logg's Corn Flakes ( packaged in Ireland ) ; cans “ Life is hard .
Kegs of Guinness where cream is sold , and the motor road are stout stood on the floor . Shelves held Keltwo marks of progress on this peninsula . logg's Corn Flakes ( packaged in Ireland ) ; cans “ Life is hard .
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