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0729 Ruins of Desert Cathay : vol.2
中国砂漠地帯の遺跡 : vol.2
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[Photo] 324 タルコル峠上方の三角形の峰から、南西のクンルン山脈主峰方面の景色.VIEW SOUTH-WEST TOWARDS MAIN KUN-LUN RANGE, FROM TRIANGULATED PEAK ABOVE TAR-KOL PASS. The elevation of this peak, used as a survey station, is 18,612 feet.

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doi: 10.20676/00000213
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and morning at Ulugh-kol were spent ove
ment of the spare donkeys, and making t
supplies and luggage. It was encouragi
eel the brave donkeys, which strugg
n had stood all their trials. The less fi
were sent back to Polur, as twenty donke
r for the reduced stores; for these an
s we retained the five sturdiest of th
. The little band of gold-miners wi
lpful were discharged to Zalik with am
quate food for the journey. Of all th
there were to remain with us only Po
llow-hunters, the former newly equipp
me which I bought for him as a prese
returning pony-man.
ned, on September 4th, under the favou
e who were glad to escape the hardshi
My object was to follow the great mo
the Yurung-kash head-waters on th
outh along its southern slopes westw
d the uppermost valley of the Karaka
to complete our survey of what had no
most main chain of the Kun-lun. For th
llow to march by the Polur-Ladak route
ain, more than 17,000 feet above the se
a River rises.
When we made along this route took
ously surveyed by Captain Deasy and p
map, therefore, be brief. On the fi