Blackwood's Magazine, Volume 275William Blackwood, 1954 - England |
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Page 202
On both sides there are almost sheer mountain walls , and with a loaded Dakota he has no room to turn , nor can he climb ... We flew steadily on , with the other Dakota weaving slowly from side to side above us and I thought of the ...
On both sides there are almost sheer mountain walls , and with a loaded Dakota he has no room to turn , nor can he climb ... We flew steadily on , with the other Dakota weaving slowly from side to side above us and I thought of the ...
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First , that the only real hope of finding a route up Api was by one of two valleys on its north - west side . Second , that the only way of reaching that north side was by way of the Kali River gorge , which divides Nepal from India ...
First , that the only real hope of finding a route up Api was by one of two valleys on its north - west side . Second , that the only way of reaching that north side was by way of the Kali River gorge , which divides Nepal from India ...
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Next day Tyson went up to the basin and confirmed my opinion that from this side Api could not be climbed . But what about the other , eastern side of this northwest shoulder ? That could be reached if we descended to the Tinkar valley ...
Next day Tyson went up to the basin and confirmed my opinion that from this side Api could not be climbed . But what about the other , eastern side of this northwest shoulder ? That could be reached if we descended to the Tinkar valley ...
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