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0717 Ruins of Desert Cathay : vol.2
中国砂漠地帯の遺跡 : vol.2
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[Photo] 321 約17、700フィートのシャルガン=ダワン上方の尾根から雪を頂いた山脈方面、南方の景色.VIEW SOUTH TOWARDS SNOWY RANGE FROM RIDGE ABOVE SHALGAN DAVAN, CIRC. 17,700 FEET HIGH.

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doi: 10.20676/00000213
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at the debouchure of a small stream whi
ular-kul.
there for the night, and the main val
ng a great bend and becoming qui
had to ascend next day to the top of
wards. The pass was about 17,000 feet i
e again fortune was kind; for Pasi's tria
quite close to a well-isolated peak maki
l-covered ravine at the foot of an old glaci
climbed the peak and were rewarded by
norama on the top of the highest m
gulation subsequently showed its exa
s feet. For an hour or two heavy clou
ver the snowy range south; but they li
and a truly grand view was then reveal

uall, covered with a continuous mantle of i
ing the easternmost sources of the Yuru
w fully in view to the south-east. But t
range with its many fine glaciers to t
h-west of us was almost as imposing
ns (Fig. 324). I did my best to recor
ument notes the many interesting orograph
presented themselves from this glori
T'ar-kul; but this is not the place to disc
me striking observation may be menti
the north slopes of the main range behi
descended to approximately 17,500 feet
the great spur behind us which faced n
as high as 19,500 feet.
of August 29th took us over a success
very side spurs, on the slopes of which m
were abundant, and brought us by nig
valley of Tige-tash. There, at an elev
was feet, we spent a miserable night i
ext morning had the satisfaction of des
to the main Yurung-kash Valley where t
to become practicable for further pro
eroded rock-faces, composed of shat