Blackwood's Magazine, Volume 288W. Blackwood, 1960 - England |
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Page 159
... trees were giving way gradually to coastal bush , to mela- Leucas with white , papery bark and foliage of minute lancets , and bank- sias with bottle brushes ' nine inches or more long . On the yellow and golden brushes honeyeaters were ...
... trees were giving way gradually to coastal bush , to mela- Leucas with white , papery bark and foliage of minute lancets , and bank- sias with bottle brushes ' nine inches or more long . On the yellow and golden brushes honeyeaters were ...
Page 174
Namanga , a graceful gerenuk flashing through the trees , and a few dik - dik , but over the border there are the Athi Plains , great wide plains stretch- ing as far as one can see , open , and with few trees growing . Never did we see ...
Namanga , a graceful gerenuk flashing through the trees , and a few dik - dik , but over the border there are the Athi Plains , great wide plains stretch- ing as far as one can see , open , and with few trees growing . Never did we see ...
Page 556
... tree lay across the channel . Then came the swirl and pull of the eddies , and then the blackness again of the ... trees fallen into the river but with the roots still adhering to the bank- the most dangerous obstacles of all on a ...
... tree lay across the channel . Then came the swirl and pull of the eddies , and then the blackness again of the ... trees fallen into the river but with the roots still adhering to the bank- the most dangerous obstacles of all on a ...
Contents
AN INNOCENT IN THE AIR BY ROBERT HUNTER | 96 |
THE BOW RIVER BY R M PATTERSON | 194 |
ATAHUAS HATS BY PAMELA ERIKSSON | 288 |
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