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Page 74
... wind gusts . Sudden side swipes of air made the skiff yaw crazily . I kept going ; but was yet to learn proper respect for Montana thunder- · storms ! I had not yet come to the point where Clark had launched his dugouts . Seeking ...
... wind gusts . Sudden side swipes of air made the skiff yaw crazily . I kept going ; but was yet to learn proper respect for Montana thunder- · storms ! I had not yet come to the point where Clark had launched his dugouts . Seeking ...
Page 77
... wind kept rising . By noon a whistling gale swept the valley , blowing straight from the Rockies . The fact that it was almost dead astern allowed me to keep going . An equally strong wind blowing upstream would have stood the river on ...
... wind kept rising . By noon a whistling gale swept the valley , blowing straight from the Rockies . The fact that it was almost dead astern allowed me to keep going . An equally strong wind blowing upstream would have stood the river on ...
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... WIND - CUT RAMPARTS GUARD THE MISSOURI IN ITS COURSE. + O. A. Vik to my arrival by boat . I found a fine , clean , prosperous little city of several thousand inhabitants , where the first train crew saw a frontier camp , living on ...
... WIND - CUT RAMPARTS GUARD THE MISSOURI IN ITS COURSE. + O. A. Vik to my arrival by boat . I found a fine , clean , prosperous little city of several thousand inhabitants , where the first train crew saw a frontier camp , living on ...
Page 97
WIND - CUT RAMPARTS GUARD THE MISSOURI IN ITS COURSE THROUGH DAKOTA BAD LANDS THE " LIVINGSTON " LEAVES SIOUX CITY A FISHER MAIDEN. Photograph courtesy U. S. Army Engineers friends showed me their fields of alfalfa and sweet clover ready ...
WIND - CUT RAMPARTS GUARD THE MISSOURI IN ITS COURSE THROUGH DAKOTA BAD LANDS THE " LIVINGSTON " LEAVES SIOUX CITY A FISHER MAIDEN. Photograph courtesy U. S. Army Engineers friends showed me their fields of alfalfa and sweet clover ready ...
Page 101
... wind that way was Photograph by Lewis R. Freeman rather good fun . I turned my head and cast a side glance over toward the farm- houses back of the bluffs . But that was my last move of nonchalance for some time ! That one glance ...
... wind that way was Photograph by Lewis R. Freeman rather good fun . I turned my head and cast a side glance over toward the farm- houses back of the bluffs . But that was my last move of nonchalance for some time ! That one glance ...
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