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September 4-September 8 Blue Nile Sacred Source - Lake Tana 160km
In addition to the mechanical problems, Mark was feeling extremely ill with dysentery. Riding for two unbearable days, gaunt and pale, his health ... Luckily this proved to be a place where it was possible to purchase another tube and tire. It was raining solidly now, Mark was feeling pretty cold and looked extremely ill so the team checked ...
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August 1993
Mark helped the scouts organize sting operations and finally the scouts apprehended him and brought him to Mano Camp for questioning. Just before Mark was ... felt like I was in one of those glass Christmas tree balls suspended beneath them. Can you imagine our feeling when we finally spotted the tiny light at our grass strip, guiding us safely home? Not long ago I was under ...
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Conservation Magazine - Teaching Tools
September 2008 (Vol. 9, No. 3) Confessions of a Hit Man Our mark was an invasive pest that had made a remote tropical island its home ... So is it time for a change? by Jenny Price That Sinking Feeling We dig fossil fuel out of the ground, burn it and ... should the ancient advice of Hippocrates play in endangered species conservation? by Mark Jerome Walters Second Chance Cloning could be the Holy Grail of ...
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Costa Rica Rainforest Outward Bound School :: WATER & WAVE SEMESTER IMPRESSIONS
Mark was fantastic as a leader and a friend. Ciara was someone you could definitely trust. Granada, Nicaragua was so intense ... was really hard. but I felt safe the whole trip. The instructors were cool, and that helped a lot, especially in the tough parts of the course. Mark was ... . I also really like hiking, it’s a cool feeling to be totally self-sufficient with what’s on your ...
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DayCreek Journal - October 18, 2002
I'm not sure what Mark was thinking when he got around to the sunrise bottle wall, but ... stays in the house!) Mark Malay, owner of Waterway Insulation was due to arrive at 9 a.m. and well...Mark is not your typical ... was doing its thing. It only took a one hour burn using the stove to get the temperatures into the upper 60's. I can't tell you what a great feeling ...
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A Portrait of my Mother by Mark Boulet
Mother by Mark Boulet A Portrait of my Mother by Mark Boulet Picture a woman. My mother. Small, petit, ash-blond hair. A ... time as a young girl was spent outside. There was no other choice. At home, it was too cramped and small. There was a sense of freedom outdoors ... sort of feeling? Who would want to? A sense of creation spurs her on. She used to throw herself into knitting. Then it was colourful ...
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A Night in the Forest by Mark Boulet
Forest by Mark Boulet A Night in the Forest byMark Boulet Photo by Belinda Towns ... without a watch or other people around, there was a timeless sense to the place. With this sense, there was also a feeling of time actually moving forward – ... . A more ‘natural’ rhythm ... While people were within shouting distance, there was no-one close by to offer distraction. Often social connections and ...
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The vigil at the GAP: Updates from the Streets!
Mark and Jonah had finished talking with him, he was softening toward People and Planet (we were ... on issues in the future. I think this is right. I was feeling tired and a little down but I had only to be ... was thinner. It was near morning and none of us had slept, all of us feeling jazzed from the debate when an older guy with a guitar came over and told us he was ...
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An Outsider in Latvia, America & Art: Mark Rothko LiteraryTraveler.com
Mark Rothko, was born in Latvia in 1903. At his birth, Latvia was ... was used to not belonging, and when he discovered his acceptance, he couldn't handle it. Rothko overdosed on anti-depressants trying to make the feeling ...
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Marty Schmidt Everest 2008 : Final update for MSIG. Marty Schmidt Everest 2008
O2 in place, but it was not there, heads should roll for this. My next step was to check if i was feeling well enough to keep going ... and yellow oysters, this was not a good sign to continue. I felt OK, a bit stretched with my air intake, feeling like I needed 3 ... go beyond the 8000 meter mark I turned back to camp 3, feeling warmer with each step downwards. If the weather was better I would have kept ...
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