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Page 112
... valley a few days later the in- advisability of the inexperienced wandering off in the mountains by themselves was further demonstrated . It was well after dark , and park ranger James F. Hartzell and I were driving up the Elwha Valley ...
... valley a few days later the in- advisability of the inexperienced wandering off in the mountains by themselves was further demonstrated . It was well after dark , and park ranger James F. Hartzell and I were driving up the Elwha Valley ...
Page 239
... valley . As he drove he spoke of Mackenzie's visit as though it were only yesterday . Mike had named his taxi company for the valley's discoverer . Nowhere did we find people more conscious of the pathfinding Scot than in this British ...
... valley . As he drove he spoke of Mackenzie's visit as though it were only yesterday . Mike had named his taxi company for the valley's discoverer . Nowhere did we find people more conscious of the pathfinding Scot than in this British ...
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... Valley . This passageway from the Arctic into the interior of North America is estimated to have been as much as 200 ... valley . Here 793 he found a gold mine of information left by Ice Age hunters about themselves and their way of life ...
... Valley . This passageway from the Arctic into the interior of North America is estimated to have been as much as 200 ... valley . Here 793 he found a gold mine of information left by Ice Age hunters about themselves and their way of life ...
Contents
Iceland to Antarctica A National Geographic Cartographer Goes | vi |
The Incredible Kangaroo Australias Famous Marsupial Sits on Its Tail | xxv |
Utahs River of Arches A Pack Trip Through Littleknown Canyons | xxx |
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