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Scientific Results of a Journey in Central Asia, 1899-1902 : vol.4 |
FROM LEH TO RAWAL-PINDI.
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upon reaching that point, we left the road to Skardu and ascended the valley of the Dras, which is deep and large, and traversed by a considerable body of water, though it was then in great part frozen. Generally the snow continued to increase in amount, and went on steadily increasing until we reached the Sodschi-la, although
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this pass is a good deal lower than the two that I have already mentioned. The road again runs like a shelf on the side of the slope, and was in so far difficult and tiring that it was covered with hard-trodden snow, as slippery as ice. Here and there on the slope stands an occasional coniferous tree, though quite stunted in
Fig. 292. GROUPS OF MY LADAKI COOLIES.
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