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0063 Southern Tibet : vol.4
Southern Tibet : vol.4 / Page 63 (Color Image)

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doi: 10.20676/00000263
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where. There is absolutely to b
or even dying of the old yak, a
at some places. They are b
system of surveyors of the
open up the floor is now c
dry ground. The climate is
grasses. At interval there is
evidence it seems to be easy t
out, it is quite still. Fresh b
very ground, so dry one the
of the half between which the b
demand to be use of most th
though it was requisite to st
a. It seemed to be old and ha

and left to the left of our rou
all material. Having made th
we pitched Camp III on the fl
. From that point a Panorama (s.
from N.N.W. to S.E. where it b
To the N.W. the red hills are
have divided into several transv
ption in the near hills, a series
a part of the S.E. continuation b
the N.W., is hidden in the dep
ing of the valley, by which we see
there is a series of more expos
and foot hills to the horizon
and just crossed at the Camp
the crest of the ephemeral of the
tion of running on the high Elim
by relatively low mountain tops
the N.N.W. and west the sun w

out at Camp III was given to
altimeter pod, took an E.S.E. co
s m., this means a fall of 10 f
the ground, therefore, it present

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