mount rainier (2 Ergebnisse)

Encuadernación de tapa blanda. Zustand: Aceptable. Zustand des Schutzumschlags: Aceptable. COVER: Fired by a fading sun, an ocean of fog envelops Washington´s Mount Rainier National Parl- one of countless wild panoramas that mask a park system in trouble. Photogragh by Kurt E. Smith. (illustrator). NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC. Octuber 1994. Our National Parks. By John G. Mitchell. Photographs by Melissa Farliw and Randy Olson. Hanseatic League by Edward Von der Poten. Photographs by Sisse Brimberg. Siberian Mummy Unearthed by Natalya Polosmak. Photographs by Charles O´Rear. The St. Lawrence: River and Sea by Thomas J. Abercrombie. Photographs by Tomasz Tomaszewski. The Improbable Seahorse by Amanda Vincent. Photographs by George Grall. COVER: Fired by a fading sun, an ocean of fog envelops Washington´s Mount Rainier National Park- one of countless wild panoramas that mask a park system in trouble. Photograp by Kurt E. Smith.

The four items are in good condition, lightly-aged and with slight creasing to the extremities of the letter. The letter is 1p., foolscap 8vo. Willis writes that he is 'forwarding the report at the earliest moment practicable. If in any respect it should fail to cover the ground agreed upon, I will gladly supplement it to the best of my ability'. He is waiting for Anthony's instructions over his 'reports': 'I understood that you did not wish them sent by mail.' He ends by expressing his 'sincere appreciation of your courtesy during our trip together'. He will not 'soon forget' Anthony's wife's hospitality. The dated card ('Hotel Cecil | Julio 8 - 1914') thanks Anthony for 'a very pleasant evening'. The first of the undated cards presents a paper that 'may serve to introduce you to some of the ideas that I foster in regard to the origin of continents and mountains, and I trust may also give you that pleasure which a philosophic mind feels in approaching the limits of knowledge'. In the second undated card Willisenquires whether Anthony has received the 'pamphlet on foundations of mountains and continents', which he left at the Grand Hotel, 'as an introduction to the general subject which we began to discuss when I had the pleasure of dining with you. The porter says it was delivered to you, but I ha'e me doots'.