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The rim rears up from 20 to 30 feet above the rest of the plain . hundreds of feet above the surrounding waste- Finally we clambered up the 25 ° slope to land , and the lake deep in its bowl has an un- the rim's summit , which rounds ...
The rim rears up from 20 to 30 feet above the rest of the plain . hundreds of feet above the surrounding waste- Finally we clambered up the 25 ° slope to land , and the lake deep in its bowl has an un- the rim's summit , which rounds ...
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It was a a were jubilant that our crater had a maximum shivering , worried expedition leader who depth of 1,325 feet , unprecedented if we could crawled back into his sleeping robe . establish that it was meteoritic in origin .
It was a a were jubilant that our crater had a maximum shivering , worried expedition leader who depth of 1,325 feet , unprecedented if we could crawled back into his sleeping robe . establish that it was meteoritic in origin .
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Drinking water was scarce , and we 8,000 feet altitude . Several times , by rough had to make long stages to reach it . The tracks , I climbed to more than 6,000 feet , goat track we were following climbed to dizzy 2,000 feet above ...
Drinking water was scarce , and we 8,000 feet altitude . Several times , by rough had to make long stages to reach it . The tracks , I climbed to more than 6,000 feet , goat track we were following climbed to dizzy 2,000 feet above ...
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