Central Asia And Tibet 2
Central Asia And Tibet 2
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The first-named very kindly invited me to return to Srinagar. But be the risk what it might, go on I must. The pass is more difi&cult from the Indian side, for you have to climb on foot up the ugly prec- ipices. This time, too, we were unable to use the summer road, as we did when we came down, but were obliged to take the deep ravine into which the avalanches crash down every winter from the overhanging cliffs, and kill so many people. The utmost caution is at aU times necessary. It is best to... travel early in the morning, whilst the snow is still frozen ; it is in the afternoon that the avalanches fall, after the snow gets softened by the sun. Nobody ever attempts to force the pass in snowy weather, for it is then that the peril is greatest.
On the loth of March we were up at daybreak ; it was still pitch dark, raw, and bitterly cold, and the stars still glittered brightly in the frigid steel-blue sky. The mountedns and the snows were only just faintly perceptible. We were soon ready.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The first-named very kindly invited me to return to Srinagar. But be the risk what it might, go on I must. The pass is more difi&cult from the Indian side, for you have to climb on foot up the ugly prec- ipices. This time, too, we were unable to use the summer road, as we did when we came down, but were obliged to take the deep ravine into which the avalanches crash down every winter from the overhanging cliffs, and kill so many people. The utmost caution is at aU times necessary. It is best to... travel early in the morning, whilst the snow is still frozen ; it is in the afternoon that the avalanches fall, after the snow gets softened by the sun. Nobody ever attempts to force the pass in snowy weather, for it is then that the peril is greatest.
On the loth of March we were up at daybreak ; it was still pitch dark, raw, and bitterly cold, and the stars still glittered brightly in the frigid steel-blue sky. The mountedns and the snows were only just faintly perceptible. We were soon ready.
What to read after Central Asia And Tibet 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hedin Sven Anders to read onlineMoreLess
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