Blackwood's Magazine, Volume 242W. Blackwood, 1937 - England |
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Page 777
Then at last , above would have been desper- after a fortnight at Base Camp , ate ; for they were in a constant the weather cleared and the state of disintegration , and full - strength party went through almost daily hurled down to ...
Then at last , above would have been desper- after a fortnight at Base Camp , ate ; for they were in a constant the weather cleared and the state of disintegration , and full - strength party went through almost daily hurled down to ...
Page 779
Camp 6 was pitched by a cruel wind , bearing snow a little higher on the snow- with it . The error in their bridge of another crevasse . height reckonings dawned on Porters and coolie descended , them . Having climbed two leaving the ...
Camp 6 was pitched by a cruel wind , bearing snow a little higher on the snow- with it . The error in their bridge of another crevasse . height reckonings dawned on Porters and coolie descended , them . Having climbed two leaving the ...
Page 780
To reach Base Camp Walton's private impression meant descending the far from is that the best experience easy ridge to Camp 4 , then a that befell him was the sight trudge of three miles and the of an Alpen Rose when the crossing of two ...
To reach Base Camp Walton's private impression meant descending the far from is that the best experience easy ridge to Camp 4 , then a that befell him was the sight trudge of three miles and the of an Alpen Rose when the crossing of two ...
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BLACKWOODS | 1 |
CONTENTS | 59 |
A DUMMY RUN ? BY FRANCIS H SIBSON 238 | 85 |
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