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Burton Barr Central Library
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REF 551.48909 C437d AZ Room
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In Library Use Only
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REF 551.48909 C437d AZ Room
- Floor 2
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In Library Use Only
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551.48909 C437d
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On Shelf
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Mesquite Library
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551.48909 C437d
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On Shelf
- (Checked in: May 5 2012 )
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551.48909 C437d
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On Shelf
- (Checked in: Mar 10 2013 )
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Summary:
If you have never seen a flash flood, you will in this book. Meet the survivors whose stories explain such a paradox.
The Desert Cries tells gripping stories of five flash floods that raged in the Grand Canyon and elsewhere in Arizona within a two-month span and killed 22 people.
Flash floods spread violence and anger over the land. And yet, they sometimes bring peace and grace.
Contents:
- A Strange Attraction [prologue]
- Douglas, Southeastern Arizona
- August 6
- Mojave Desert, Western Arizona
- August 9
- Havasu Canyon, Grand Canyon
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- August 10
- Antelope Canyon
- August 12
- Phantom Canyon, Grand Canyon
- September 11.
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