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Clay Face
Honolulu, Hawaii
Himalayan Heights (Meißner Tremonia) cedar & cement
Snow falling over the high mountains on the neighboring islands led me to reach for this soap again. At 14,000 feet the Hawaiian peaks are puny compared to the Himalayan giants. I’m told, though, that if we drained the Pacific, and marched down their volcanic slopes to the point where they erupt from the earth’s crust, we would have made the longest descent in the world. Too bad only the first thousand feet would have been snowy.
Snow falling over the high mountains on the neighboring islands led me to reach for this soap again. At 14,000 feet the Hawaiian peaks are puny compared to the Himalayan giants. I’m told, though, that if we drained the Pacific, and marched down their volcanic slopes to the point where they erupt from the earth’s crust, we would have made the longest descent in the world. Too bad only the first thousand feet would have been snowy.
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