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Scientific American, Vol. 79, No. 19 (November 1898) (1898)

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than 97 degrees, of of Mount Tamalpais. The trip is described by Mr. Von a few minutes, and the relief endures for hours. Being two weeks at a time varying from 108 to 115 degrees, Bargen as follows : Two companions and myself made non-poisonous, there is no danger in reapplying it as and even a… … meteorological conditions between the country below and the top of so comparatively low a mountain (2,600 ABOVE THE CLOUDS, MOUNT TAMALPAIS, CAL. feet) as Tamalpais. On our first ascent, down below it was calm, while at the top there was a regular gale shade ? That is what the residents of this…

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