Titlebook: Discovering Landscape in England & Wales; Andrew Goudie,Rita Gardner Book 1992 A.S. Goudie and R.A.M. Gardner 1992 Coast.Ice Age.Snow.geog

mechanical

調(diào)情

Dovedale: caverns, spires and archessing to above 450 m. One of the most beautiful parts of this unspoiled area is Dovedale, notable for its rock spires and natural arches and for the excellence of its trout. Isaak Walton, his disciple Cotton, and Sir Humphrey Davy, have all celebrated it, not only for the sport it afforded them, but for its natural charms.

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監(jiān)禁

Regionalplanung: eine Lernende Organisation?he gathering grounds for many streams which rise on their barren, windswept upper slopes and then plunge rapidly into great vertical shafts (such as Gaping Gill, site 7) once they cross onto the porous and permeable limestone.

Obsessed

Strategieorientierte Planung in Wien whatever, only a great peat bog and some artificial drains. It is impossible for such a small volume of water to have carved this imposing feature, although its meandering course, like that of many rivers today, suggests that it was formed by running water — but how and when?

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虛構(gòu)的東西

姑姑在炫耀

Malham and the Pennineshe gathering grounds for many streams which rise on their barren, windswept upper slopes and then plunge rapidly into great vertical shafts (such as Gaping Gill, site 7) once they cross onto the porous and permeable limestone.

Latency

Newtondale: an Ice Age torrent whatever, only a great peat bog and some artificial drains. It is impossible for such a small volume of water to have carved this imposing feature, although its meandering course, like that of many rivers today, suggests that it was formed by running water — but how and when?

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