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It presents, in fact, certain peculiarities; it is thought that it contains very small plants. IT PRESENTS IN FACT CERTAIN PECULIARITIES IT IS THOUGHT THAT IT CONTAINS VERY SMALL PLANTS
ner Atlantis Continent, bordering the upper waters of the farthest north are in season covered with the most magnificent and luxuriant flowers. Not hundreds and thousands, but millions, of acres, from which the pollen or blossoms are carried far away in almost every direction by the earth's spiral gyrations and the agitation of the wind resulting therefrom, and it is these blossoms or pollen from the vast floral meadows "within" that produce the colored snows of the Arctic regions that have so mystified the northern explorers.(25) (25 Kane, vol. I, page 44, says: "We passed the 'crimson cliffs' of Sir John Ross in the forenoon of August 5th. The patches of red snow from which they derive their name could be seen clearly at the distance of ten miles from the coast." La Chambre, in an account of Andree's balloon expedition, on page 144, says: "On the isle of Amsterdam the snow is tinted with red for a considerable distance, and the savants are collecting it to examine it microscopically. ERING THE UPPER WATERS OF THE FARTHEST NORTH ARE IN SEASON COVERED WITH THE MOST MAGNIFICENT AND LUXURIANT FLOWERS NOT HUNDREDS AND THOUSANDS BUT MILLIONS OF ACRES FROM WHICH THE POLLEN OR BLOSSOM ARE CARRIED FAR AWAY IN MOST EVERY DIRECTION BY THE EARTH'S SPIRAL GENERATIONS AND THE AGITATION OF THE WIND RESULTING THEREFROM AND IT IS THESE BLOSSOMS OR POLLEN FROM THE VAST FLORAL MEADOWS WITHIN THAT PRODUCE THE COLORED SNOWS OF THE ARCTIC REGIONS THAT HAVE SO MYSTIFIED THE NORTHERN EXPLORERS NOTE TWENTY FIVE KANE VOLUME ONE PAGE FORTY FOUR SAYS QUOTE WE PASSED THE CRIMSON CLIFFS OF SIR JOHN ROSS IN THE FORENOON OF AUGUST FIFTH THE PATCHES OF RED SNOW FROM WHICH THEY DERIVE THEIR NAME COULD BE SEEN CLEARLY AT THE DISTANCE OF TEN MILES FROM THE COAST ON QUOTE LA CHAMBRE IN AN ACCOUNT OF ANDRE'S BALLOON EXPEDITION ON PAGE ONE FORTY FOUR SAYS QUOTE ON THE ISLE OF AMSTERDAM THE SNOW IS TINTED WITH RED FOR A CONSIDERABLE DISTANCE AND THE SAVANTS ARE COLLECTING IT TO EXAMINE IT MICROSCOPICALLY
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