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Page 665
... mountain we made weather observations and deposited the records with our names in a bottle in a stone cairn , which undoubtedly other travelers will find on the summit of Cameroons Mountain . There was either constant rain or a mist ...
... mountain we made weather observations and deposited the records with our names in a bottle in a stone cairn , which undoubtedly other travelers will find on the summit of Cameroons Mountain . There was either constant rain or a mist ...
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... mountain , he passes through a suc- cession of definite zones of plant , animal , and bird life corresponding to each climatic belt . When we reached the summit of Cameroons Mountain , at 13,353 feet , the temperature at high noon was ...
... mountain , he passes through a suc- cession of definite zones of plant , animal , and bird life corresponding to each climatic belt . When we reached the summit of Cameroons Mountain , at 13,353 feet , the temperature at high noon was ...
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... mountain lakes , and deep " U " valleys cut by rivers of ice . Many of the lordly snow - capped mountains . were once fire - spouting volcanoes - Mounts Rainier , Olympus , Hood , Shasta , and scores of others . Such a volcanic cone was ...
... mountain lakes , and deep " U " valleys cut by rivers of ice . Many of the lordly snow - capped mountains . were once fire - spouting volcanoes - Mounts Rainier , Olympus , Hood , Shasta , and scores of others . Such a volcanic cone was ...
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Classic Greece Merges Into 1941 News 19 illustrations from photographs 15 illustrations | 93 |
Foremost Fiber of the World By J R HILDEBRAND | 137 |
Echoes from Yugoslavia 16 illustrations from photographs 793 | 152 |
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