The Rivers of Canada: The Mackenzie, the St. Lawrence, the Ottawa, the Red, the Saskatchewan, the Fraser, the St. JohnScribner, 1962 - 170 páginas |
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... Rock . He was the manager , be Burkhart . We set out in a truck for the camp along the widest dirt road I ver drove on . It went almost dead straight through virgin bush nd circumvented the famous rapids of the Slave which begin at ort ...
... Rock . He was the manager , be Burkhart . We set out in a truck for the camp along the widest dirt road I ver drove on . It went almost dead straight through virgin bush nd circumvented the famous rapids of the Slave which begin at ort ...
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... rock . From the air you see it like a very yellow , very thin snake that looks as if it had died after having had a convulsion in a rock trap . From the air there is no life in the Fraser , and it does not look like a river at all ...
... rock . From the air you see it like a very yellow , very thin snake that looks as if it had died after having had a convulsion in a rock trap . From the air there is no life in the Fraser , and it does not look like a river at all ...
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... rocks by frequent travelling . " This so - called pathway had been made by Indians who had been in the region so long ... rock - like , and his powers of leadership must surely have been as great as Mackenzie's . At the moment of their ...
... rocks by frequent travelling . " This so - called pathway had been made by Indians who had been in the region so long ... rock - like , and his powers of leadership must surely have been as great as Mackenzie's . At the moment of their ...
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The Canadian River Systems | 3 |
Interlude | 30 |
The St Lawrence | 36 |
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