The National Geographic Magazine, Volume 40National Geographic Society, 1921 - Geography Indexes kept up to date with supplements. |
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Page 172
... light hunting , so little known by those of the present day . Assured by an extended experience in both methods of hunting under the light , there seemed little doubt about getting close enough for pictures , provided the magnesium ...
... light hunting , so little known by those of the present day . Assured by an extended experience in both methods of hunting under the light , there seemed little doubt about getting close enough for pictures , provided the magnesium ...
Page 176
... light hunter prepares his cameras , lights the jack - lamp , loads his flashlight appa- ratus with magnesium powder , and in his canoe pushes out into the silent waters of the lake or river . The paddle sends the slight boat ahead so ...
... light hunter prepares his cameras , lights the jack - lamp , loads his flashlight appa- ratus with magnesium powder , and in his canoe pushes out into the silent waters of the lake or river . The paddle sends the slight boat ahead so ...
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... light which bathes the Taj Mahal in a fairy glow , but it is the splendor of the moon that makes the hotel business of Agra fluctuate like a lunar see - saw . Nearly every one wishes to see the famous mausoleum at the full of the moon ...
... light which bathes the Taj Mahal in a fairy glow , but it is the splendor of the moon that makes the hotel business of Agra fluctuate like a lunar see - saw . Nearly every one wishes to see the famous mausoleum at the full of the moon ...
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