Blackwood's Magazine, 299 tomasW. Blackwood, 1966 |
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... snow all round and stretching up above . I crossed a steep slope and found myself on a platform in front of a row of stone huts almost entirely buried under snow . Hanging from eave was a heartening notice indicating that I was at a ...
... snow all round and stretching up above . I crossed a steep slope and found myself on a platform in front of a row of stone huts almost entirely buried under snow . Hanging from eave was a heartening notice indicating that I was at a ...
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... snow into a bowl under the east ridge . There was no sign of John but , knowing he was well able to look after himself , H. and I pressed on for another three hours in the general direction of the upper part of the ridge , onto which ...
... snow into a bowl under the east ridge . There was no sign of John but , knowing he was well able to look after himself , H. and I pressed on for another three hours in the general direction of the upper part of the ridge , onto which ...
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... snow was hard frozen , so there was no need for skis . I left them sticking up in the snow , to mark the place where we had dumped our loads . Then we rattled off , keeping far apart but within sight of each other . We searched all that ...
... snow was hard frozen , so there was no need for skis . I left them sticking up in the snow , to mark the place where we had dumped our loads . Then we rattled off , keeping far apart but within sight of each other . We searched all that ...
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