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Among the mountains: travels through Asia
User Review - Not Available - Book VerdictThesiger has been called the last of the great British "gentlemen explorers." Born in 1910 and educated at Eton and Oxford, he has been praised for his books on the Arab world (Arabian Sands, The ... Read full review
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Iran and Iraqi Kurdistan 19501 | 1 |
Chitral 1952 | 13 |
Journey to Chitral 1952 12 | 31 |
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Abd al Nawab Afghan Afghanistan afternoon ailoq arrived boys bread bridge camels camped carried Chamar Chitral cliffs climbed cloud cold colour crossed the river cultivated dark descended dinner encampment Faiz feet fields following morning friendly gave Gilgit glacier gorge Gujur Hazarajat Hazaras Helmand Helmand river hillside Hindu Kush Hunza ibex Ishkoman Jahangir Khan Jalalabad Jan Baz journey juniper Kabul Kafiristan Kafirs Kantiwar Karumbar Khan Khassadars Kuchis Kuh-i-Baba Kulam loads looked lunch marched markhor miles mosque mountains mountainside Muhammad mulberry mullah nearby nomads Nuristanis orchards Panjao Panjshir Panjshir valley Parun Pashaie pass Pathan peaks Peshawar photographs pine ponies ponymen poplars porters Puchal Rakaposhi Ramgul rock rocky roof round Sayid Shah side side-valley snow snow-covered spent the night stayed steep stone stopped stream Tajiks tents told took track travelled trees valley village Waigul wheat willows women wore yaks