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0379 Southern Tibet : vol.2
Southern Tibet : vol.2 / Page 379 (Grayscale High Resolution Image)

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doi: 10.20676/00000263
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mounts of the glaciers, but he sl
towards from the scene — th
the help of a moraine-like. I
this place is situated in th
with the Kubi lake.
words are the two magnifi
lateral and randmoraines all
and on their sides the blo
still higher the summits furth
more worthy surroundings fo
er view of the situation that a
definitely the situation of its mo
on to the future.

paka region, the highest sites m
d still 8-9 km. or five miles to t
d on 13th July. The real pro
the hills rise more or less direc
longing to the ridge we lai ove
been accumulated against its ro
they rise above each other, surro
ion of blocks, gravel and terrace
d clust with some spare vegeta
down, the interior of the hill bein
very great blocks as to rec
in the very rooms was under you

e hills the bottoms of the valle
. Tracks of wild yaks and hors
the hills from melting snow
Kubi-gangpu. These brook
m, formed a real delta of gra
in the summer as it is melt
ater from the melting snow.
lear greenish water finds its w
s that it comes clearly from t
ugh moraines to the north
thousand metres below the mo
from under the morai. Of p
from the right or southern sid
about. In the brownish gre

Vol. II.