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Pagina 213
... miles and miles and miles of nothing at all . The long strip between the mountains and the sea consists of sand and more sand , ti - tree scrub , pandanus - palms and patches of she - oak ( a casuarina ) and hardwood timber . The soil ...
... miles and miles and miles of nothing at all . The long strip between the mountains and the sea consists of sand and more sand , ti - tree scrub , pandanus - palms and patches of she - oak ( a casuarina ) and hardwood timber . The soil ...
Pagina 240
... miles from our destination . The inhabitants were very good to the Barr Colonists , helping and advising us in every way , and some of the settlers decided to stay on . But we had made up our minds to push on . Ten miles beyond ...
... miles from our destination . The inhabitants were very good to the Barr Colonists , helping and advising us in every way , and some of the settlers decided to stay on . But we had made up our minds to push on . Ten miles beyond ...
Pagina 276
... miles wide and a hundred and thirty miles long . It is a great stairway leading up to the polar plateau , smooth and white when seen from our altitude ; but readers of Scott's journal will remember the days of toil and danger it cost ...
... miles wide and a hundred and thirty miles long . It is a great stairway leading up to the polar plateau , smooth and white when seen from our altitude ; but readers of Scott's journal will remember the days of toil and danger it cost ...
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