The National Geographic Magazine, Volume 54National Geographic Society, 1928 - Geography |
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Page 73
... Yellowstone - Missouri BY LEWIS R. FREEMAN AUTHOR OF " SURVEYING THE GRAND CANYON OF THE COLORADO " AND " THE MOTHER Of Rivers , " IN THE NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC MAGAZINE J. E. Haynes IN AMAZEMENT THE PIONEERS GAZED ON VAST. DEAS as well as ...
... Yellowstone - Missouri BY LEWIS R. FREEMAN AUTHOR OF " SURVEYING THE GRAND CANYON OF THE COLORADO " AND " THE MOTHER Of Rivers , " IN THE NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC MAGAZINE J. E. Haynes IN AMAZEMENT THE PIONEERS GAZED ON VAST. DEAS as well as ...
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... Yellowstone National Park had been reduced to a bare 25 animals . In recent years they have thrived , however , and this herd is a part of the 1,000 animals that now find sanctuary string of rollers . Wild , wallowing water it was ! But ...
... Yellowstone National Park had been reduced to a bare 25 animals . In recent years they have thrived , however , and this herd is a part of the 1,000 animals that now find sanctuary string of rollers . Wild , wallowing water it was ! But ...
Page 75
... Yellowstone National Park , and a few miles south , at Jackson Hole , close to 20,000 more found shelter last season on a winter - feeding refuge . WHERE THE YELLOWSTONE RIVER FALLS 300 FEET Eight thousand feet. 75.
... Yellowstone National Park , and a few miles south , at Jackson Hole , close to 20,000 more found shelter last season on a winter - feeding refuge . WHERE THE YELLOWSTONE RIVER FALLS 300 FEET Eight thousand feet. 75.
Page 76
WHERE THE YELLOWSTONE RIVER FALLS 300 FEET Eight thousand feet above the sea , in a cold , clear lake of the same name , the Yellowstone River has its source . Through a tree - fringed valley it flows calmly for a few miles ; then ...
WHERE THE YELLOWSTONE RIVER FALLS 300 FEET Eight thousand feet above the sea , in a cold , clear lake of the same name , the Yellowstone River has its source . Through a tree - fringed valley it flows calmly for a few miles ; then ...
Page 77
... YELLOWSTONE - MISSOURI In a 14 - foot sectional steel skiff weighing 150 pounds ( see page 84 ) , the author journeyed for almost two months from Livingston , Montana , down the swift Yellowstone and the lazy , swirling Big Muddy to St ...
... YELLOWSTONE - MISSOURI In a 14 - foot sectional steel skiff weighing 150 pounds ( see page 84 ) , the author journeyed for almost two months from Livingston , Montana , down the swift Yellowstone and the lazy , swirling Big Muddy to St ...
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