Truth of Africa Agricultural Mineral a Short History of the Present Conditions
Truth of Africa Agricultural Mineral a Short History of the Present Conditions
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Physicians recommend the climate of the Karroo in the winter as being particularly suited to those suffering from pul- monary troubles, but as the winter season there coincides with the summer season in Europe in point of time, it is somewhat unusual for patients to visit the country at that season.
In the summer the heat is not felt nearly so much as one would anticipate. The dryness of the air seems to prevent the heat from causing that exhaustion which is generally associated with it. It mus...t be admitted, how- ever, that the sandstorms are a real drawback.
The principal towns in this district are: Beaufort West, with an elevation of 2, 850 feet; Prince Albert, 2, 1 20 feet, Lillowmore, 2, 760 feet; Graaf Reinet, 2, 500 feet; Somerset West, 2, 400 feet and Aberdeen, 2, 850 feet.
THE NORTHERN KARROO The Northern Karroo stretches inland from the Great Karroo. It has an elevation of from 2, 800 to 6, 000 feet above the sea level. Of this country the famous Dr. Baird says: "There cannot be said to be any marked division of the year into spring, summer, autumn and winter; rather, it may be described as a long summer and a long winter.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Physicians recommend the climate of the Karroo in the winter as being particularly suited to those suffering from pul- monary troubles, but as the winter season there coincides with the summer season in Europe in point of time, it is somewhat unusual for patients to visit the country at that season.
In the summer the heat is not felt nearly so much as one would anticipate. The dryness of the air seems to prevent the heat from causing that exhaustion which is generally associated with it. It mus...t be admitted, how- ever, that the sandstorms are a real drawback.
The principal towns in this district are: Beaufort West, with an elevation of 2, 850 feet; Prince Albert, 2, 1 20 feet, Lillowmore, 2, 760 feet; Graaf Reinet, 2, 500 feet; Somerset West, 2, 400 feet and Aberdeen, 2, 850 feet.
THE NORTHERN KARROO The Northern Karroo stretches inland from the Great Karroo. It has an elevation of from 2, 800 to 6, 000 feet above the sea level. Of this country the famous Dr. Baird says: "There cannot be said to be any marked division of the year into spring, summer, autumn and winter; rather, it may be described as a long summer and a long winter.
What to read after Truth of Africa Agricultural Mineral a Short History of the Present Conditions?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Horatio Lindsey Scott to read onlineMoreLess
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