IIIFカラー高解像度
国立情報学研究所 - ディジタル・シルクロード・プロジェクト
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| Peking to Lhasa : vol.1 | |
| 北京からラサへ : vol.1 |
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引用情報
234 PEKING TO LHASA
On September 6 Pereira marched 19/ miles to
Sung-shih. The Mekong flows through a deep
valley between bare desolate hills. There was a
steep winding climb for 24 miles to the top of Ku-la, 8655 feet. Then the path wound up and
down along the hill-side. At 74 miles is Jung, a
scattered village of about sixty-five houses. From
there a well-graded path led to Tang-ku-güng at
10 2 miles. The Ka-go-bo mountain could be just seen from here bearing 198°. There was some
snow on its sides, but the peak was not visible.
Farther on there was a steep descent to a gully,
then a slight rise to Sung-ting at 174 miles, and
down to cross a torrent and a short rise to Sungshih, 7126 feet. Here many villagers came out
to meet Pereira, bringing presents of fruit and
cakes.
The hills were now higher, and many spurs had
sharp razor blades. They were mostly bare in
the Mekong valley, but there were sometimes trees
high up in the side valleys.
Pa-mei (Chinese Pa-mi), 14 miles, was reached
on September 8. The path was fair and lay near
the river. At 3 miles was Na-pu. At one point
there was a good piece of scaffolding to support
planks for a roadway against sheer rocks. At
12 miles there was a very steep climb to Pa-mei,
8381 feet, which was hidden in a small fertile fold
high up on the hill-side. It is a village of twenty-
five families. The weather was fine and hot in
the middle of the day, but windy in the afternoon. ht
Pereira noted a number of beautiful little blue yk
flowers growing out of small bushes. There was
a snow range visible not far back on the opposite
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