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World Traveller George Bryant, The Star's associate travel editor, found it a bit embarrassing as well as nerve-racking to be carried uphill by four a(...)
World Traveller George Bryant, The Star's associate travel editor, found it a bit embarrassing as well as nerve-racking to be carried uphill by four a(...)

World Traveller George Bryant, The Star's associate travel editor, found it a bit embarrassing as well as nerve-racking to be carried uphill by four a(...)

Date3/18/1972
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Original Toronto Star caption: World Traveller George Bryant; The Star's associate travel editor; found it a bit embarrassing as well as nerve-racking to be carried uphill by four aged indians and did the last part of the climb under his own steam. At the top of the hill on Elephanta Island is a 7th-century cave temple.
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0117517F
The first newspaper travel editor to visit remote Easter Island is The Star's George Bryant
The first newspaper travel editor to visit remote Easter Island is The Star's George Bryant
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Designer Murray Laufer, The pressure is nerve-racking
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Shows a houseboat leaving Toronto harbour with the Toronto Star building in the background. Two ...
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Star's $ 1-million salmon in the lake, Starship skipper Wayne Andrew, left, lends a hand as Toronto Star Editor-in-chief George Radwanski cradles The (...)
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