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COORDINATE REMOTE VIEWING TRAINING (CRVT)
CRVT Report :
958
DATE/TIME CONDUCTED:
021310 Nov82
SOURCE #:
63
FILE #:
14
SITE:
Cayambe Glacier, Equador
EVALUATION:
Valid S1, S2
Good work
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CRV
2 NOV 82
1310
78º w
Con Break
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Aol Break
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water
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Con Break
Sun
land
- smooth
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green
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frees
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@NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC SOCIETY
Much of the raw eastern jungle formerly claimed
by Ecuador has been ceded to Colombia and Bra-
zil; the nation currently disputes 70,000 square
miles held by Peru. Ecuador's ecrie Galapagos
Islands shelter strange forms of life.
THOUGH NAMED for the Equator it straddles,
Colorado-size Ecuador contains most of earth's
climates, including polar cold, within its 400-mile
breadth and four-mile
height. Volcano-spired
Andean highlands wall
off low jungle and desert
along the Pacific Ocean
from steaming Amazon
.
headwaters in the remote interior to the east.
Once the northern bastion of the Inca Empire,
Ecuador has known three centuries of cloistered
rule by Spain and 146 years of independence
marked by tempestuous politics.
AREA: 104,506 square miles. POPULATION: 5,500,000;
40% Indian (mainly in highlands and jungle), 10% white
(mostly Spanish), 10% Negro (concentrated in coastal
cities), and 40% mestizo and mulatto. LANGUAGE: Span-
ish; Quechua and other Indian tongues. RELIGION:
Roman Catholic. ECONOMY: 50% of people engaged in
agriculture: bananas, coffee, cacao, rice, beef, balsa; some
light industry, mining, oil. CHIEF CITIES: Guayaquil
(population 650,000), seaport; Quito (450,000), capital;
Cuenca (61,000), trade.
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Children of the Ecar 7,000-foot-high San Antonio de Pichincha,
Marisol Lema (abo¿cuador's Equatorial Monument, which pro-
claims 0 degrees, 0) seconds. Only 30 miles east but 7,000 feet
higher, snow falls a latitude on Jose Maria Supalo, Ir. 197, and
his dog as they guaif the author's expedition to Cayambe, whose
lofty slopes spawn tacier to cross the Equator (pages 274-5).
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CAYAMBE
COMES , NOS.
Striding earth's beltliot in the
Northern Hemisphere aler in the
Southern, Jack Cook crossn 18,996-
foot Cayambe) Mist wreke figures
of other climbers on a popping as
they circle toward the sur gleaming
beyond the cleft at left. 'e river of
ice lies only 40 miles fronw moun-
taineers traverse its fissurro explore
this highest peak on the :
Masked against zero cod against
dazzling sunlight, Jackeft, and
Rómulo Pazmiño pause h at the
18,000-foot level on Cotopents later
they ascended the remainieet, mak-
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climbers ever to conquer. Distant
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