Climbing in the British Isles volume 2
Climbing in the British Isles volume 2
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D. And Mrs. G, ascended the North Gully in 2 hours 10 minutes. The last pitch gave some trouble.
In August 1892 W. H. V. And G. B. B. Climbed all the pitches of the North Gully clean, taking the sixth from the bottom by the right side and the rocks straight to the summit stones, from where the gully divides. Time, 91 minutes. There is a singular difference of opinion among climbers as to the relative difficulty of these two climbs. Varying conditions of rocks and climbers may partly account for... this. Without pretending to decide the matter either II. E So CLIMBING IN THE BRITISH ISLES way the writer would give it as his experience that unusual conditions more readily affect the southern for evil and the northern for good. For instance, wet or ice makes the former very nasty without altering the latter to the same extent, while really deep and good snow moderately improves the foi'iner but converts the latter into a delusion and a mockery, for it ceases altogether to be a climb at all, and becomes a mere snow walk.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
D. And Mrs. G, ascended the North Gully in 2 hours 10 minutes. The last pitch gave some trouble.
In August 1892 W. H. V. And G. B. B. Climbed all the pitches of the North Gully clean, taking the sixth from the bottom by the right side and the rocks straight to the summit stones, from where the gully divides. Time, 91 minutes. There is a singular difference of opinion among climbers as to the relative difficulty of these two climbs. Varying conditions of rocks and climbers may partly account for... this. Without pretending to decide the matter either II. E So CLIMBING IN THE BRITISH ISLES way the writer would give it as his experience that unusual conditions more readily affect the southern for evil and the northern for good. For instance, wet or ice makes the former very nasty without altering the latter to the same extent, while really deep and good snow moderately improves the foi'iner but converts the latter into a delusion and a mockery, for it ceases altogether to be a climb at all, and becomes a mere snow walk.
What to read after Climbing in the British Isles volume 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by W P Walter Parry Haskett Smith to read onlineMoreLess
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