The National Geographic Magazine, Volume 54National Geographic Society, 1928 - Geography |
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Page 72
... such abundance , and at the present rate of decrease these curious creatures may become practically extinct within the time of men now living . DEAS as well as boats ride on rivers . Fur. 72 THE NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC MAGAZINE.
... such abundance , and at the present rate of decrease these curious creatures may become practically extinct within the time of men now living . DEAS as well as boats ride on rivers . Fur. 72 THE NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC MAGAZINE.
Page 73
... boat was of light steel , made to be folded and carried on the running board of an automobile , I had to admit an extra man might be use- ful in case I should swamp and need help to salvage my outfit . So word was sent upstream to ...
... boat was of light steel , made to be folded and carried on the running board of an automobile , I had to admit an extra man might be use- ful in case I should swamp and need help to salvage my outfit . So word was sent upstream to ...
Page 74
... boat . Afternoon came , and we passed Buckskin Jim's raft stranded on a bar . A few miles below , we saw a dead man , one of the three drowned the week be- fore at Livingston- grim evidence of the river's power . Here Holt left me ...
... boat . Afternoon came , and we passed Buckskin Jim's raft stranded on a bar . A few miles below , we saw a dead man , one of the three drowned the week be- fore at Livingston- grim evidence of the river's power . Here Holt left me ...
Page 77
... 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 was going to be my ...
... 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 was going to be my ...
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... boat , their first day's run from Rapids to the mouth of Pryor Creek was a remark- able one . In the journal of his first day on the river , Clark writes : " At the distance of a mile from the camp the river passes under a high bluff ...
... boat , their first day's run from Rapids to the mouth of Pryor Creek was a remark- able one . In the journal of his first day on the river , Clark writes : " At the distance of a mile from the camp the river passes under a high bluff ...
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