The National Geographic Magazine, Volume 90National Geographic Society, 1946 - Geography Indexes kept up to date with supplements. |
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... animals have long since dropped to lower elevations , the deer spending the winter where the sage country merges with the spruce and pine . One of the greatest wintering areas is in the broad valley of the Gunnison , and we have made ...
... animals have long since dropped to lower elevations , the deer spending the winter where the sage country merges with the spruce and pine . One of the greatest wintering areas is in the broad valley of the Gunnison , and we have made ...
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... animals have long since dropped to lower elevations , the deer spending the winter where the sage country merges with the spruce and pine . One of the greatest wintering areas is in the broad valley of the Gunnison , and we have made ...
... animals have long since dropped to lower elevations , the deer spending the winter where the sage country merges with the spruce and pine . One of the greatest wintering areas is in the broad valley of the Gunnison , and we have made ...
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... animals passed over it , the bridge swerved and shook like a ribbon in midair , 250 feet above the gorge . One man led each animal by the head and another held the tail . The yaks and the more stubborn of the other animals had to ford ...
... animals passed over it , the bridge swerved and shook like a ribbon in midair , 250 feet above the gorge . One man led each animal by the head and another held the tail . The yaks and the more stubborn of the other animals had to ford ...
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