Dolomite Strongholds the Last Untrodden Alpine Peaks An Account of Ascents O
Dolomite Strongholds the Last Untrodden Alpine Peaks An Account of Ascents O
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They often have rough knobs and holes untouched by, because screened from, the stonefall from the brow above ; an agent which planes down every exposed surface on the more open mountain wall. These irregularities, with small fissures and faults, afford good grip for the . Hands and sometimes, though of less importance, for the feet as well. Progress upwards under such conditions is rapid, limited only by lung requirements.
Occasionally both sides of the camino are smooth for some yards up. The ...guide then (also the tourist if he can) puts his back to one side and feet to the other and works himself up to a better hold. In one camino just here the cleft narrowed up and almost closed. But Constantini was not to be denied. The two A CAMINO.
The Kleme Zinne. 49 edges of the slit were not quite in a plane, one side standing out much further than the other. If the reader imagines a tall block standing a few inches out from a wall, it will give an idea of the position. The guide accordingly forced his fingers into the crack, and leaning back thrust his feet against the more projecting lip on the other side of it, and so got a purchase by which he clambered up to the safer part above.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
They often have rough knobs and holes untouched by, because screened from, the stonefall from the brow above ; an agent which planes down every exposed surface on the more open mountain wall. These irregularities, with small fissures and faults, afford good grip for the . Hands and sometimes, though of less importance, for the feet as well. Progress upwards under such conditions is rapid, limited only by lung requirements.
Occasionally both sides of the camino are smooth for some yards up. The ...guide then (also the tourist if he can) puts his back to one side and feet to the other and works himself up to a better hold. In one camino just here the cleft narrowed up and almost closed. But Constantini was not to be denied. The two A CAMINO.
The Kleme Zinne. 49 edges of the slit were not quite in a plane, one side standing out much further than the other. If the reader imagines a tall block standing a few inches out from a wall, it will give an idea of the position. The guide accordingly forced his fingers into the crack, and leaning back thrust his feet against the more projecting lip on the other side of it, and so got a purchase by which he clambered up to the safer part above.
What to read after Dolomite Strongholds the Last Untrodden Alpine Peaks An Account of Ascents O?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Joseph Sanger Davies to read onlineMoreLess
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