Blackwood's Magazine, Volume 293W. Blackwood, 1963 - England |
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... feet above the valley floor , a feasible route opened up below . By descending for forty feet it would be possible to reach a sloping shelf which , farther to the right , gave access to a steep couloir . This appeared to lead to the ...
... feet above the valley floor , a feasible route opened up below . By descending for forty feet it would be possible to reach a sloping shelf which , farther to the right , gave access to a steep couloir . This appeared to lead to the ...
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... feet below the peak . To move on to the summit meant climb- ing an ice - wall some twenty to thirty feet high . I chipped foot and hand holds in it while standing on the lip of a glacier . As I was bringing up the other two John shouted ...
... feet below the peak . To move on to the summit meant climb- ing an ice - wall some twenty to thirty feet high . I chipped foot and hand holds in it while standing on the lip of a glacier . As I was bringing up the other two John shouted ...
Page 390
... feet high , five feet long and three feet wide . The walls where they had been cut with the ice - axe gave off a clear blue light which reflected from every angle , giving the effect of our being in a blue glass hand - cut salt - cellar ...
... feet high , five feet long and three feet wide . The walls where they had been cut with the ice - axe gave off a clear blue light which reflected from every angle , giving the effect of our being in a blue glass hand - cut salt - cellar ...
Contents
ACROSS THE PRAIRIE BY LESLIE GARDINER | 192 |
ALPINE ESCAPADE BY E C LANNING | 571 |
ROME IN A DAY BY LESLIE GARDINER | 572 |
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