The National Geographic Magazine, Volume 62National Geographic Society, 1932 - Geography Indexes kept up to date with supplements. |
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Page 617
... forest as could be found . Here everything was in an unaltered state , with all the trees in their natural associations , as they had no doubt existed for a thousand years or more . The forest was composed of tall , straight trees ...
... forest as could be found . Here everything was in an unaltered state , with all the trees in their natural associations , as they had no doubt existed for a thousand years or more . The forest was composed of tall , straight trees ...
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... forests . NEITHER LANDMARK NOR HORIZON We soon found how easy it was to get lost in the forest . On account of the sameness of the vegetation on every side and the absence of both horizon and landmarks , it was a problem to recover ...
... forests . NEITHER LANDMARK NOR HORIZON We soon found how easy it was to get lost in the forest . On account of the sameness of the vegetation on every side and the absence of both horizon and landmarks , it was a problem to recover ...
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... forest spring up quickly , and animals not to be seen elsewhere soon begin to appear . DAMPNESS IS THE EXPLORER'S WORST ENEMY Our chief trouble in the forest came from dampness . When we arrived , the wet sea- son was at its height ...
... forest spring up quickly , and animals not to be seen elsewhere soon begin to appear . DAMPNESS IS THE EXPLORER'S WORST ENEMY Our chief trouble in the forest came from dampness . When we arrived , the wet sea- son was at its height ...
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Alert Energetic and Resourceful Its British Pluck and Skill in Arts | 131 |
Romantic History of Cramped Medieval City Vies With | 219 |
Shark FishingAn Australian Industry By NORMAN Ellison_ | 358 |
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