The Quarterly Review, Volume 264, Issue 524John Murray, 1935 |
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Page 313
... porters down to the advanced base at Camp IV , was caught in the snow- storm that was raging at the lower levels , and only reached safety with great difficulty . It is said that it required much persuasion to prevent the remaining porters ...
... porters down to the advanced base at Camp IV , was caught in the snow- storm that was raging at the lower levels , and only reached safety with great difficulty . It is said that it required much persuasion to prevent the remaining porters ...
Page 316
... porters were suddenly observed descending the Rakhiot Peak . The occupants of Camp IV hurried out to meet them as they approached , and helped them into camp . All four porters proved to be badly frostbitten and had to be sent down to ...
... porters were suddenly observed descending the Rakhiot Peak . The occupants of Camp IV hurried out to meet them as they approached , and helped them into camp . All four porters proved to be badly frostbitten and had to be sent down to ...
Page 317
... porters , who presumably had bags of their own . During the night a porter died , and on the morning of the 9th only three Europeans with four of the porters were strong enough to start ; Angstering and two other porters were so ill ...
... porters , who presumably had bags of their own . During the night a porter died , and on the morning of the 9th only three Europeans with four of the porters were strong enough to start ; Angstering and two other porters were so ill ...
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