The National Geographic Magazine, Volume 53National Geographic Society, 1928 - Geography Indexes kept up to date with supplements. |
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... later . When we did not arrive it was reported that we had had an accident . This happened several times afterward in similar cases , for we did not announce our " sight - seeing " plans . The Schenectady visit illustrates a touch stop ...
... later . When we did not arrive it was reported that we had had an accident . This happened several times afterward in similar cases , for we did not announce our " sight - seeing " plans . The Schenectady visit illustrates a touch stop ...
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... later he was the target for a heavy shower of water , the third impromptu bath he had received in trying to get this scene . It was the author- photographer's plight which caused the amusement registered on the face of Assistant ...
... later he was the target for a heavy shower of water , the third impromptu bath he had received in trying to get this scene . It was the author- photographer's plight which caused the amusement registered on the face of Assistant ...
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... later the Bad Lands came into sight . As we came up on to a plateau we were surprised to find a herd of range horses . This was many miles from the nearest habitation we had observed . Quite evi- dently these horses had never seen an ...
... later the Bad Lands came into sight . As we came up on to a plateau we were surprised to find a herd of range horses . This was many miles from the nearest habitation we had observed . Quite evi- dently these horses had never seen an ...
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... later was delivered to Mrs. Coolidge . There were several people grouped on the steps , but he could not recognize them be- cause of the speed in passing . The advance plane was forced to stay at a higher altitude because of its heavy ...
... later was delivered to Mrs. Coolidge . There were several people grouped on the steps , but he could not recognize them be- cause of the speed in passing . The advance plane was forced to stay at a higher altitude because of its heavy ...
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... later they were sandstone . towers , eroded to their present shape in centuries of time ( see illustration , page 27 ) . IN CLOSE QUARTERS FLYING THROUGH A MOUNTAIN PASS We had some trouble in getting through the clouds that blocked ...
... later they were sandstone . towers , eroded to their present shape in centuries of time ( see illustration , page 27 ) . IN CLOSE QUARTERS FLYING THROUGH A MOUNTAIN PASS We had some trouble in getting through the clouds that blocked ...
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