Blackwood's Magazine, Volumen 299W. Blackwood, 1966 |
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... harbour opposite the village , so that most of the buildings looked south and out to sea . They were well supplied with water from the brook which had been dammed and piped into service by Mission volunteers . The station itself was ...
... harbour opposite the village , so that most of the buildings looked south and out to sea . They were well supplied with water from the brook which had been dammed and piped into service by Mission volunteers . The station itself was ...
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... harbour it was . Rocky mountains ringed three sides , and islands protected the fourth . The sea was again a bright blue , and below the bare rock of the mountains were trees , green terraced slopes and apple orchards . The town itself ...
... harbour it was . Rocky mountains ringed three sides , and islands protected the fourth . The sea was again a bright blue , and below the bare rock of the mountains were trees , green terraced slopes and apple orchards . The town itself ...
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coastline . With its great moles , a deep - water harbour and an inner harbour , it is entirely artificial but wholly up to date . But I give the place of honour to its aboriginal fishermen . Their frail boats are little better than ...
coastline . With its great moles , a deep - water harbour and an inner harbour , it is entirely artificial but wholly up to date . But I give the place of honour to its aboriginal fishermen . Their frail boats are little better than ...
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