The National Geographic Magazine, Volume 89National Geographic Society, 1946 - Geography Indexes kept up to date with supplements. |
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Page 341
... side by side and only roughly flattened on the upper surface . The mules trotted across like goats . The scramble up the opposite side of the gorge reminded us that we were nearly two miles up in the air . Lungs ached and hearts ...
... side by side and only roughly flattened on the upper surface . The mules trotted across like goats . The scramble up the opposite side of the gorge reminded us that we were nearly two miles up in the air . Lungs ached and hearts ...
Page 707
... side . Once through the Canal , the dry dock quickly righted itself when water was let out of the pontoons . Built ... Sides of the ARDCs are somewhat fragile , but the crews can quickly repair them with a little cement . Timber fenders ...
... side . Once through the Canal , the dry dock quickly righted itself when water was let out of the pontoons . Built ... Sides of the ARDCs are somewhat fragile , but the crews can quickly repair them with a little cement . Timber fenders ...
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... side toward the blue waters of the Bay . On the other side the land wandered lazily over yellowed moors , interrupted by ponds and in- lets , before it finally made its way across the dunes toward the Atlantic . Pumpkins were piled in ...
... side toward the blue waters of the Bay . On the other side the land wandered lazily over yellowed moors , interrupted by ponds and in- lets , before it finally made its way across the dunes toward the Atlantic . Pumpkins were piled in ...
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