The National Geographic Magazine, Volume 97National Geographic Society, 1950 - Geography Indexes kept up to date with supplements. |
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Page 78
... green , sparkled in the distance . White breakers fringed the shore . The coconut plantation through which we had hiked was deeper green , and the mountains , where they were exposed , were rust - brown . Far , far out was the vivid ...
... green , sparkled in the distance . White breakers fringed the shore . The coconut plantation through which we had hiked was deeper green , and the mountains , where they were exposed , were rust - brown . Far , far out was the vivid ...
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... green lining of the mouth . The first sicklebills in captivity were a pair captured by Walter Goodfellow , naturalist and explorer , in 1909 in New Guinea . They were taken to Scotland and kept alive for a time in the first large ...
... green lining of the mouth . The first sicklebills in captivity were a pair captured by Walter Goodfellow , naturalist and explorer , in 1909 in New Guinea . They were taken to Scotland and kept alive for a time in the first large ...
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... green waters . The Andalusia highroad climbs in sharp turns out of the green oasis of the Tagus Valley , into arid steppes again , and through La Guardia , a village formed almost entirely of cave dwellings . Rows of whitened door- ways ...
... green waters . The Andalusia highroad climbs in sharp turns out of the green oasis of the Tagus Valley , into arid steppes again , and through La Guardia , a village formed almost entirely of cave dwellings . Rows of whitened door- ways ...
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