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0237 Southern Tibet : vol.4
Southern Tibet : vol.4 / Page 237 (Color Image)

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doi: 10.20676/00000263
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of the march goes 124 km S.S.E. to
a km, being a rise of 100 m in
a km, with a fall of 156 m, etc.
Camp LXXV was thus only a b
was comparatively fair w—
strong wind. The snow we cross
a S.W. The day was not unco
a distant view remarkable. On arri
and the march very hard.

a valley and its environs, we sa
a series of rocks teeth to the di
It leads up to a little pass, 5179 b
and the road goes up and dow
and miniature valleys, the old bro
former erosion bed, the broken sur
and a stone cairn. Several and clear b
and on the pass of 5179 a cairn b
were appropriate than labels. To w
of the ground which show reindeer t
if we had during the whole day a kil
mountain ranges of the steps, the r
ever more in Tibet. For several days a carr
we had very level and just great rel
individual. On the plain there are sev
giving us dark or violet hue. Now if w
sends and sweeps new reindeer by
of a mountain range of reindeer m
The whole scenery is very far
Gomo-nakbo, we had very well
on the slope of the hill some m
scarcity of water four km. It was
the hills. At Camp LXX there was a
on the range farther east, as indeed
it was brought to camp.
some one could see the camp
to make therefore seemed to all a
numerous being, more and more and
the compass was nearly N.S. The b
our surrounding distances more and