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Southern Tibet : vol.7 |
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opposite the Chober Zechen was the Trahongé Luma (Uli Biaho). Wild rocks, towers,
needles, groups are to be seen. The next side valleys to the right were: Talve
Luma (Dunge gl.), Piale Luma (Durni gl.), Mustagh Luma (Piale gl.). Chober Zechen
was the fifth paró.
September 27th. At the next valley to the left, Chober Zechen Germi Luma
the Gusherbrum (8,034 m.) became visible. Then followed Cho Blák Luma. Ordokas
was the sixth paró opposite to Piale Luma (Durni gl.). Traces from Eckenstein's
expedition were found. Now the glacier was crossed to its northern or right side. Mitre Peak
and Masherbrum (7,821 m.) became visible. At the foot of the latter was Mundu Luma.
The moraine hills were up to 50 m. high. Blocks of granite, mica, schist and
marble are found. Lungka (Camp 14,120) was the seventh paró near the entrance
to the Mustagh Luma (Piale gl.). In this valley the eighth paró, Mustagh Spangla,
was reached. The valley is nearly filled with the Mustagh Glacier. At the right
side the valley is bounded by wild rocks, covered with snow and ice on their northern
side. Four glaciers join in the upper reaches of the Mustagh Glacier, of which the
uppermost is the Mustagh Pass.
The next day they reached a place with 22 abandoned and ruined huts, and
a little higher up a level place, called Schāgārām, where Baltis and Yarkandis were
said to have played polo in old days. Still higher up, at Lobsana Blangsa, an
eremite had lived. Here the second headquarters were placed. The height was
about the same as Mont Blanc. To the south the landscape with Masherbrum and
Mundu Glacier was admirable. Fireplaces of three stones, still black, were remains
of travellers years ago.
September 29th Lobsana Blangsa was left. The first side glacier from the
left was called Snake Glacier. Its S. E. neighbour was called Black Tooth gl. and
Black Tooth was the mighty pyramidal rock from which both came. The third glacier,
Tower Glacier, comes from Mustagh Tower. From this point the Mustagh valley
turns to the west. The rocky mass to the left or south was called Neptune. To
the right was the mass called Seven Pagodas. Opposite it is the Snow Cap and
between the two the Mustagh Pir glacier comes down. The lowest passage of the
Snow Cap is the Mustagh Pass.
Five hours hard struggle against rock, ice and snow brought the two wanderers
and one of their guides to the top of the Mustagh Pass — im Herzen des Kara-korum
Gebirges und auf der Wasserscheide zwischen Indus und dem Tarimbecken. Young-
husband had obviously conquered the lowest part of the pass, and Ferber ex-
presses his admiration for this great achievement of a man who had no experience
in glacier wandering. The height was 5,800 m., Mustagh Circus 5,575 m., Lobsana
Blangsa, 4,860 m., Lungka 4,510 m., Ordokas 4,225 m., Baltoro Camp 3,530 m.,
Askole 3,160 m., Skardu 2,350 m.
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