The National Geographic Magazine, Volume 54National Geographic Society, 1928 - Geography |
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Page 72
... Clark , a. THE GIANT SPIDER CRAB FROM JAPAN Official Photograph , U. S. Army Air Corps. casual observer , for in no other living animal is there a similar adaptation serv- ing the same purpose - the Horseshoe Crab literally chews its food ...
... Clark , a. THE GIANT SPIDER CRAB FROM JAPAN Official Photograph , U. S. Army Air Corps. casual observer , for in no other living animal is there a similar adaptation serv- ing the same purpose - the Horseshoe Crab literally chews its food ...
Page 73
... Clark pitched their rude camps ; and radio music crackles where once echoed only the war whoops of the painted savage , the howl of wolves , and the grunt of stampeding buffalo . Long I had dreamed of this trip down the Big Muddy , in ...
... Clark pitched their rude camps ; and radio music crackles where once echoed only the war whoops of the painted savage , the howl of wolves , and the grunt of stampeding buffalo . Long I had dreamed of this trip down the Big Muddy , in ...
Page 74
... Clark had launched his dugouts . Seeking suitable timber , he had skirted the north bank all the way down from where he had first hit the upper Yellowstone ( see text , page 73 ) . The flint - paved mesas wore down the hoofs of his ...
... Clark had launched his dugouts . Seeking suitable timber , he had skirted the north bank all the way down from where he had first hit the upper Yellowstone ( see text , page 73 ) . The flint - paved mesas wore down the hoofs of his ...
Page 76
... Clark found the best trees thereabout and set his men making dugouts . Two of these , lashed together side by side , made a craft so seaworthy that it was not abandoned till long after the junction with Lewis on the Missouri . The ...
... Clark found the best trees thereabout and set his men making dugouts . Two of these , lashed together side by side , made a craft so seaworthy that it was not abandoned till long after the junction with Lewis on the Missouri . The ...
Page 77
... Clark had halted , built his boats , and taken to the river . HITTING THE RIVER TRAIL OF CAPTAIN CLARK Even the pressing exigencies of naviga- tion could not obliterate the thought that , from some point a few yards ahead Capt . William ...
... Clark had halted , built his boats , and taken to the river . HITTING THE RIVER TRAIL OF CAPTAIN CLARK Even the pressing exigencies of naviga- tion could not obliterate the thought that , from some point a few yards ahead Capt . William ...
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