The National Geographic Magazine, Volume 40National Geographic Society, 1921 - Geography Indexes kept up to date with supplements. |
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Page 149
... season was the attraction , and by October all departed for the south , unless a heavy crop of beechnuts led some to linger . It was in August , 1885 , that I made the usual trip to some large plains covered with huckleberries , ten ...
... season was the attraction , and by October all departed for the south , unless a heavy crop of beechnuts led some to linger . It was in August , 1885 , that I made the usual trip to some large plains covered with huckleberries , ten ...
Page 242
... season . It thus happened that some of the men hardly saw each other during the whole summer . Folsom , for example , did not meet Sayre until August 21 , when the season's work was almost done . At no time were all the members of the ...
... season . It thus happened that some of the men hardly saw each other during the whole summer . Folsom , for example , did not meet Sayre until August 21 , when the season's work was almost done . At no time were all the members of the ...
Page 355
... seasons , particularly in mountainous re- gions . There are also areas where it rarely , if ever , rains , and others still where rain falls on practically every day in the year . In the Pacific Coast region of Colombia the wet season ...
... seasons , particularly in mountainous re- gions . There are also areas where it rarely , if ever , rains , and others still where rain falls on practically every day in the year . In the Pacific Coast region of Colombia the wet season ...
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