The National Geographic Magazine, Volume 55National Geographic Society, 1929 - Geography Indexes kept up to date with supplements. |
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Page 313
... trees , lemon trees , grapevines , and sugar canes . From almost any viewpoint in the val- ley , not one , but three or four , rugged mountain lines may be seen , one piled up back of the other . back of the other . The last line , in ...
... trees , lemon trees , grapevines , and sugar canes . From almost any viewpoint in the val- ley , not one , but three or four , rugged mountain lines may be seen , one piled up back of the other . back of the other . The last line , in ...
Page 359
... trees , whose fronds were bunched together to keep them white and clean for Easter . More than 8,000 trees are thus treated to supply these branches , which are shipped every year from Elche to all parts of Spain ( see Color Plate XXIV ) ...
... trees , whose fronds were bunched together to keep them white and clean for Easter . More than 8,000 trees are thus treated to supply these branches , which are shipped every year from Elche to all parts of Spain ( see Color Plate XXIV ) ...
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... trees , often to a height of 12 feet or more , and curious results of intergrafted varieties are some- times found in freakish but delightful array on a single tree . In Santa Cruz arbors cover the sidewalks of some of the streets , and ...
... trees , often to a height of 12 feet or more , and curious results of intergrafted varieties are some- times found in freakish but delightful array on a single tree . In Santa Cruz arbors cover the sidewalks of some of the streets , and ...
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Map of Discovery Western Hemisphere Reproduction in colors of the painting | 93 |
Turkey Goes to School By MAYNARD OWEN WILLIAMS | 95 |
Adventures of the National Geographic | 109 |
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