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somber Soufrière . When we reached there , we stopped for coffee . Finding mine not hot enough , I asked SoSo , our ... reaching the rim of the crater , we looked down upon the still , limpid waters of Crater Lake , 1,000 feet below ...
somber Soufrière . When we reached there , we stopped for coffee . Finding mine not hot enough , I asked SoSo , our ... reaching the rim of the crater , we looked down upon the still , limpid waters of Crater Lake , 1,000 feet below ...
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... reached it unscathed save for a few cuts and bruises from the lava stones . Taïokaï , once a densely inhabited valley , today is filled by a titanic rock slide . A few native ruins still appear at the edge of the slide , but elsewhere ...
... reached it unscathed save for a few cuts and bruises from the lava stones . Taïokaï , once a densely inhabited valley , today is filled by a titanic rock slide . A few native ruins still appear at the edge of the slide , but elsewhere ...
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... reached Port Hedland the next morning after a nonstop flight across the continent . It turned bitter cold during the night , and even our fur - lined suits did not keep us comfortable . When the sun rose , the country beneath us looked ...
... reached Port Hedland the next morning after a nonstop flight across the continent . It turned bitter cold during the night , and even our fur - lined suits did not keep us comfortable . When the sun rose , the country beneath us looked ...
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Martinique Caribbean Question Mark By EDWARD T FOLLIARD | 47 |
Collecting Aquarium Specimens in Tropical Pacific Waters | 347 |
New Brunswick Down by the Sea By LAWRENCE J BURPEE 595 | 409 |
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