[PDF.14ti] Tibet's Secret Mountain: The Triumph of Sepu Kangri

Tibet's Secret Mountain: The Triumph of Sepu Kangri

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 | #3624465 in Books |  1999-12 | Original language:English | PDF # 1 |  1.23 x6.40 x9.51l,1.10 | File type: PDF | 254 pages

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||1 of 1 people found the following review helpful.| No Secret, No Triumph|By The-Mountain-Speaks|By all reports Chris Bonington, one of the authors here, is a very nice man. Some say he is a good expedition organizer. He's been knighted. I think I have nearly all his books, and in some he is an extremely good writer (at least reporter). That good exposition to me revealed a less than first rate leader, but by being there almost|From Publishers Weekly|Devotees of fine travel writing, of Tibet or of mountain climbing will relish this captivating report. Comparable in length to the entire Swiss Alps, Tibet's central mountain range, called Nyenchen Tanglha, is virtually unknown to Western

In the last decade of the twentieth century it is almost unbelievable that a mountain range of length comparable to the entire Nepal Himalaya should still remain a vague notion to the geographers and exploratory mountaineers. But such is the mountain range in Tibet that Chris Bonington and Charles Clarke and their team explored. Its highest peak, Sepu Kangri, is 22,802 ft. Amazingly as Bonington says, the area had never been visited by Europeans until his reconnaisance ...

You can specify the type of files you want, for your device.Tibet's Secret Mountain: The Triumph of Sepu Kangri   |  Chris Bonington, Charles Clarke. Just read it with an open mind because none of us really know.

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