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Then , as now , the land was over four feet below sea - level at high tide , and the canals were essential for drainage and water control . Four years after the town was planned it was still no more than two rows of houses , each a mile ...
Then , as now , the land was over four feet below sea - level at high tide , and the canals were essential for drainage and water control . Four years after the town was planned it was still no more than two rows of houses , each a mile ...
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Narrow drainage canals run along each side of the road and constantly one sees Indian women and their children fishing with seine - nets or picking the muddy bottom of the canals for the shrimps which are a delicacy of the daily curry .
Narrow drainage canals run along each side of the road and constantly one sees Indian women and their children fishing with seine - nets or picking the muddy bottom of the canals for the shrimps which are a delicacy of the daily curry .
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All the larger plantations have some 250 miles of irrigation and transport canals and about eighty miles of ... of maintaining these canals is high ; now and then we would see stretches of canal whose surfaces were covered with a ...
All the larger plantations have some 250 miles of irrigation and transport canals and about eighty miles of ... of maintaining these canals is high ; now and then we would see stretches of canal whose surfaces were covered with a ...
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Over Guiana Clouds | 3 |
Workers on a red brick road | 6 |
Blue and yellow macaw Bluecrowned parrot | 17 |
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