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presently we too began to make better prog- ress , thankfully completing 32 miles that day after finally being able to drive two or three consecutive miles in top gear . On this day , as well , we regretfully abandoned the Muskeg ...
presently we too began to make better prog- ress , thankfully completing 32 miles that day after finally being able to drive two or three consecutive miles in top gear . On this day , as well , we regretfully abandoned the Muskeg ...
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... miles , laboriously boring a 36 - foot hole in which to bury the charge . Vehicles within two miles had to stop engines to avoid interference with recording instru- ments . The Sno - Cat Haywire trails a sledge with a bicycle wheel to ...
... miles , laboriously boring a 36 - foot hole in which to bury the charge . Vehicles within two miles had to stop engines to avoid interference with recording instru- ments . The Sno - Cat Haywire trails a sledge with a bicycle wheel to ...
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... miles ; -Deir Aiyub , 10 miles Giv'at Shaul Deir Yasin United Nations Training Vocational Center , 5 miles ; Airport , 41/2 miles , Post Office Project , 1/2 miles Chaim Weizmann Square- New Hebrew University mile to New Hadassah ...
... miles ; -Deir Aiyub , 10 miles Giv'at Shaul Deir Yasin United Nations Training Vocational Center , 5 miles ; Airport , 41/2 miles , Post Office Project , 1/2 miles Chaim Weizmann Square- New Hebrew University mile to New Hadassah ...
Contents
A TROPICAL BIT OF FRANCE 255 | vi |
FIRST CROSSINGS OF THE ENDS OF THE EARTH | 1 |
THE ARCTIC AS A SEA ROUTE OF THE FUTURE | 21 |
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