My Home in the Alps
My Home in the Alps
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The slightest movement in the air will often suffice to break the cornice, and it straightway comes rolling down the slope. Such avalanches are not usually much to be feared, though a notable exception to this fact was furnished on the Bernhardino Pass, when the mass of falling snow, overtaking the post in its passage, carried thirteen persons and a number of sledges over the precipice into the gorge beneath.
Dust avalanches are very frequently met with in summer after fresh snow by climbers am...ongst the higher peaks of the Alps. It was an avalanche of this kind which caused the Matterhorn accident of 1887, and the account which Herr A. Lorria has given of the event is so realistic, and conveys so 8o MY HOME IN THE ALPS.
exactly to the mind what the nature of such an avalanche is, that I extract the following from the St. Moritz Post of January 28, 1888, for the benefit of my readers : " Gently from above an avalanche of snow came sliding down upon us ; it carried Lammer away in spite of his efforts, and it projected me with my head against a rock.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The slightest movement in the air will often suffice to break the cornice, and it straightway comes rolling down the slope. Such avalanches are not usually much to be feared, though a notable exception to this fact was furnished on the Bernhardino Pass, when the mass of falling snow, overtaking the post in its passage, carried thirteen persons and a number of sledges over the precipice into the gorge beneath.
Dust avalanches are very frequently met with in summer after fresh snow by climbers am...ongst the higher peaks of the Alps. It was an avalanche of this kind which caused the Matterhorn accident of 1887, and the account which Herr A. Lorria has given of the event is so realistic, and conveys so 8o MY HOME IN THE ALPS.
exactly to the mind what the nature of such an avalanche is, that I extract the following from the St. Moritz Post of January 28, 1888, for the benefit of my readers : " Gently from above an avalanche of snow came sliding down upon us ; it carried Lammer away in spite of his efforts, and it projected me with my head against a rock.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Elizabeth Alice Frances Hawkins Whitshed Le Blond to read onlineMoreLess
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