The National Geographic Magazine, Volume 89National Geographic Society, 1946 - Geography |
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Of course everyMount Olga Ayers Rock Mount Conner and Ayers Rock thing had to be unMount Conner Mutiguluna loaded each night and Mungaruka Extensive galleries reloaded in the mornBabies come from ...
Of course everyMount Olga Ayers Rock Mount Conner and Ayers Rock thing had to be unMount Conner Mutiguluna loaded each night and Mungaruka Extensive galleries reloaded in the mornBabies come from ...
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Ayers Rock , but instead of using it I decided One evening , when I returned to camp well to try out Tjundaga's ability to travel “ blind . ” after sunset , no campfires were visible . Our guide had not been to Ayers Rock previ- I went ...
Ayers Rock , but instead of using it I decided One evening , when I returned to camp well to try out Tjundaga's ability to travel “ blind . ” after sunset , no campfires were visible . Our guide had not been to Ayers Rock previ- I went ...
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The earth and broken rock A typical mica mine is a narrow , twisting are still removed from most mines by a slow tunnel scraped into the side of a heavily procession of half - naked coolies , each carrying wooded hill ( page 504 ) .
The earth and broken rock A typical mica mine is a narrow , twisting are still removed from most mines by a slow tunnel scraped into the side of a heavily procession of half - naked coolies , each carrying wooded hill ( page 504 ) .
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