The White mountains in American literature of the nineteenth century

Thesis (M.A.)--Boston University, 1945. This item was digitized by the Internet Archive

Lewis Grassic Gibbon: Uncovering the morning star

No abstract available

Geological Interpretation of Infrared Imagery of the Pend Oreille Area, Idaho

Geologic interpretation of infrared imagery of Lake Pend Oreille area in Idah

Grand Coulee and neighboring geological wonders

Freeman describes the history of Grand Coulee beginning with the geologic origin of the place followed by a short discussion of the Grand Coulee Dam and why the location is suitable for the project. This publication also includes several photographs of the region and the Grand Coulee Dam project. This work is 20 pages.https://dc.ewu.edu/spc_pubs/1002/thumbnail.jp

The Granite Monthly, a New Hampshire magazine, devoted to literature, history, and state progress. Index, v.35-62

Covers Vol. 35-6

Reassessing re-presentation: a quest to provide a multisensorial experience to render the natural landscape

The principal aim of this research was to determine if a multi-sensorial representation of natural landscapes could provide me, the artist, with a deeper perception of place. Six different geographical sites on Magnetic Island in North Queensland were selected to provide a variety of landscapes. If any conclusions were to be drawn about perception of landscape, then those conclusions should draw on data from different sites in order to assess if there are common factors involved in perception. The sites varied from seashore, to mangroves, to high rocky places, and stimulated different physical and internal responses