Scotts Last Expedition Vol I Being the Journals of Captain R F Scott R
Scotts Last Expedition Vol I Being the Journals of Captain R F Scott R
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It is rather trying having to march so far to the west, but if we keep rising we must come to the end of the obstacles some time.
Saturday night. Camp 45. T. 3. Bar. 21-61. ? Rise. Height about 7750. Great vicissitudes of fortune in the after- noon march. Started west up a slope about the fifth we have mounted in the last two days. On top, another pressure ap- peared on the left, but less lofty and more snow-covered than that which had troubled us in the morning. There was temptation to try it,... and I had been gradually turning in its direction. But I stuck to my principle and turned west up yet another slope. On top of this we got on the most extraordinary surface nar- row crevasses ran in all directions. They were quite invisible, being covered with a thin crust of hardened neve without a sign of a crack in it. We all fell in one after another and sometimes two together. We have had many unexpected falls before, but usually through being unable to mark the run of the surface appearances of cracks, or where such cracks are covered with soft snow.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It is rather trying having to march so far to the west, but if we keep rising we must come to the end of the obstacles some time.
Saturday night. Camp 45. T. 3. Bar. 21-61. ? Rise. Height about 7750. Great vicissitudes of fortune in the after- noon march. Started west up a slope about the fifth we have mounted in the last two days. On top, another pressure ap- peared on the left, but less lofty and more snow-covered than that which had troubled us in the morning. There was temptation to try it,... and I had been gradually turning in its direction. But I stuck to my principle and turned west up yet another slope. On top of this we got on the most extraordinary surface nar- row crevasses ran in all directions. They were quite invisible, being covered with a thin crust of hardened neve without a sign of a crack in it. We all fell in one after another and sometimes two together. We have had many unexpected falls before, but usually through being unable to mark the run of the surface appearances of cracks, or where such cracks are covered with soft snow.
What to read after Scotts Last Expedition Vol I Being the Journals of Captain R F Scott R?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Captain R F Scott to read onlineMoreLess
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