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Page 85
... Peaks Mass Atop the Rugged Olympic Wilderness On. A SNOWBALL came whizzing past my head , followed by a peal of ... peaks saw - toothed its way across the world's western and southern perim- eter ; the peaks seemed close enough to touch ...
... Peaks Mass Atop the Rugged Olympic Wilderness On. A SNOWBALL came whizzing past my head , followed by a peal of ... peaks saw - toothed its way across the world's western and southern perim- eter ; the peaks seemed close enough to touch ...
Page 88
... peaks Meares named Mount Olympus ( page 114 ) . The Olympic Peninsula is as unusual in climate as it is geographically and botanically . Moisture - laden winds pouring in from the Pacific are deflected upward by the massive Olympic peaks ...
... peaks Meares named Mount Olympus ( page 114 ) . The Olympic Peninsula is as unusual in climate as it is geographically and botanically . Moisture - laden winds pouring in from the Pacific are deflected upward by the massive Olympic peaks ...
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... Peaks a Challenge The year 1953 was an eventful one for me . John Hunt was leading an attack on the world's highest peak , and I was a member of his party . All previous attempts had failed , but this one was different . We seemed to ...
... Peaks a Challenge The year 1953 was an eventful one for me . John Hunt was leading an attack on the world's highest peak , and I was a member of his party . All previous attempts had failed , but this one was different . We seemed to ...
Contents
Iceland to Antarctica A National Geographic Cartographer Goes | vi |
Peggy Poodlehead Sylvester the Ominous Cat | xii |
The Incredible Kangaroo Australias Famous Marsupial Sits on Its Tail | xxv |
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