The Seven Mountain-travel BooksH.W. Tilman has been called 'arguably the best expedition writer and best explorer-mountaineer' of the 20th century. This omnibus of exploratory mountain travel covers the years 1919-1952. |
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A multitude of valleys scarring the slopes discharge this water again into neighbouring rivers . Stanley counted sixty - two rivers flowing from the mountains into the Semliki from the southern and western slopes alone .
A multitude of valleys scarring the slopes discharge this water again into neighbouring rivers . Stanley counted sixty - two rivers flowing from the mountains into the Semliki from the southern and western slopes alone .
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It was certain that the slopes would be unsafe for two or three days , and with the coming of the north - west wind , which we confidently hoped would presently begin blowing to clear the snow off the mountain , the formation of wind ...
It was certain that the slopes would be unsafe for two or three days , and with the coming of the north - west wind , which we confidently hoped would presently begin blowing to clear the snow off the mountain , the formation of wind ...
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Two miles up the glacier the snow - slopes of the south - west ridge to our right looked as if they might afford a way to the crest . The upper part of the ridge leading to the great plateau seemed very broken , but we thought it had ...
Two miles up the glacier the snow - slopes of the south - west ridge to our right looked as if they might afford a way to the crest . The upper part of the ridge leading to the great plateau seemed very broken , but we thought it had ...
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