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... beach our amphibians invaded was first carefully surveyed by naval aviation , which mapped and remapped the terrain ... beaches of Okinawa , the Marines have splashed ashore in more than 200 amphibious combat land- ings . In the recent ...
... beach our amphibians invaded was first carefully surveyed by naval aviation , which mapped and remapped the terrain ... beaches of Okinawa , the Marines have splashed ashore in more than 200 amphibious combat land- ings . In the recent ...
Page 737
... beach land from other parts of the Cape have been so meager that only a scant half mile now keeps the ocean from reaching across to join the bay . The restless sand has been anchored by generous plantings of deep - rooted beach grass ...
... beach land from other parts of the Cape have been so meager that only a scant half mile now keeps the ocean from reaching across to join the bay . The restless sand has been anchored by generous plantings of deep - rooted beach grass ...
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... beach plums and made them into jelly . Their efforts stood in jelly glasses on tiny makeshift stands all along the road . A fellow passenger pointed out to me the distant spot along the bay where the Pilgrims had their first encounter ...
... beach plums and made them into jelly . Their efforts stood in jelly glasses on tiny makeshift stands all along the road . A fellow passenger pointed out to me the distant spot along the bay where the Pilgrims had their first encounter ...
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