Blackwood's Magazine, Volumen 242William Blackwood, 1937 |
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... climb as ay of its famous rivals east of the Adige . It was among the last summits of its size to be ascended , and ... climbing - boots are always worn where the rock is difficult , so that there are no tell - tale scratches made by the ...
... climb as ay of its famous rivals east of the Adige . It was among the last summits of its size to be ascended , and ... climbing - boots are always worn where the rock is difficult , so that there are no tell - tale scratches made by the ...
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... climb in Blanc's experience , a performance that was thoroughly up to the standards of the modern climb- ing of today , and which this party had inadvertently ac- complished twenty - seven years before its time . But Alpine history ...
... climb in Blanc's experience , a performance that was thoroughly up to the standards of the modern climb- ing of today , and which this party had inadvertently ac- complished twenty - seven years before its time . But Alpine history ...
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... climb to a famous Indian Mountaineering Club . This story of learning to climb should not end with the Karakoram . The following year Walton and Burton visited the Alps , and in the company of a guide did a number of the well - known climbs ...
... climb to a famous Indian Mountaineering Club . This story of learning to climb should not end with the Karakoram . The following year Walton and Burton visited the Alps , and in the company of a guide did a number of the well - known climbs ...
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