Mount Everest the Reconnaissance 1921
Mount Everest the Reconnaissance 1921
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After leaving Rebu the path led for some miles up an uninteresting vaUey, in which hmestone cliffs on one side and sandstone cliffs on the other came down almost to the stream, the waters of which, in contrast to the muddy glacier streams that we had been meeting the whole time, were as clear as crystal. There were many smaU birds along the banks, all of them wonderfully tame ; these, when we were resting for lunch, hopped all round us and under our legs, carrying off crumbs or any morsels of f...ood. We now climbed up on to a pass called the Doya La, 17, 000 feet, from the top of which were fine views of great rocky peaks on either side, those on the South being covered in parts with hanging glaciers. About a quarter of a mile from the top of the pass we struck some granite soil on which grew an extraordinary variety of Alpine flowers ; the blue poppy abounded, pink, yellow and white saxifrages covered all the rocks, and besides these were many other plants which I had not seen before and which were quite new to me.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
After leaving Rebu the path led for some miles up an uninteresting vaUey, in which hmestone cliffs on one side and sandstone cliffs on the other came down almost to the stream, the waters of which, in contrast to the muddy glacier streams that we had been meeting the whole time, were as clear as crystal. There were many smaU birds along the banks, all of them wonderfully tame ; these, when we were resting for lunch, hopped all round us and under our legs, carrying off crumbs or any morsels of f...ood. We now climbed up on to a pass called the Doya La, 17, 000 feet, from the top of which were fine views of great rocky peaks on either side, those on the South being covered in parts with hanging glaciers. About a quarter of a mile from the top of the pass we struck some granite soil on which grew an extraordinary variety of Alpine flowers ; the blue poppy abounded, pink, yellow and white saxifrages covered all the rocks, and besides these were many other plants which I had not seen before and which were quite new to me.
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