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Page 121
... feet long and rising 500 feet from the bottom to the top of the hill . I did not try to climb it ! Pittsburgh and the communities near it could not exist , of course , without hundreds of bridges ; it has , perhaps , more bridges than ...
... feet long and rising 500 feet from the bottom to the top of the hill . I did not try to climb it ! Pittsburgh and the communities near it could not exist , of course , without hundreds of bridges ; it has , perhaps , more bridges than ...
Page 404
... feet . The trickle of water we first encountered became squeezed to a depth of three feet , then four , and finally it was over our heads . One camera or piece of equipment after another was left behind on projecting rock shelves . When ...
... feet . The trickle of water we first encountered became squeezed to a depth of three feet , then four , and finally it was over our heads . One camera or piece of equipment after another was left behind on projecting rock shelves . When ...
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... feet of sediments on the foothills of the Ridge . Surprisingly , however , we have found that in the great flat basins on either side of the Ridge this sediment appears to be less than 100 feet thick , a fact so startling that it needs ...
... feet of sediments on the foothills of the Ridge . Surprisingly , however , we have found that in the great flat basins on either side of the Ridge this sediment appears to be less than 100 feet thick , a fact so startling that it needs ...
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