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Identifier: threevassargirls04cham (find matches)
Title: Three Vassar girls in the Tyrol
Year: 1891 (1890s)
Authors: Champney, Elizabeth W. (Elizabeth Williams), 1850-1922
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Publisher: Boston, Estes and Lauriat
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THE AMATEUR PHOTOGRAPHER. if he might read the names upon the staff. I am a little of anAlpinist myself and am always interested in this sign of pilgrimage.Ah ! you have been up the Faulhorn; that is not generally considereda ladys mountain. You must have felt amply repaid for your exertion,for the view which you gain from the summit is one of the finest inall Switzerland. You see I do not climb mountains simply to saythat I have plodded up so many thousand feet. To me the viewis the main object, and I take my little camera with me and let it havea peep at whatever I think worth seeing.
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GERSAU, LAKE OF LUCERNE. HOW THE PLAN WORKED. 45 Have you any of your photographs with you ? Dorothy asked,interested in spite of herself. The young man took a roll of proofsfrom his pocket. Here is the record of a recent trip in the Tyrol,he said, handing them to her one by one for inspection. I did not know that the mountains of the Tyrol were so grand.One does not hear so much of them as of the Swiss Alps. They deserve to be much better known. The Ortler Spitze inthe Tyrol is nearly as high as Mont Blanc, and much grander inappearance. The Dolemite region presents a wonderful succession ofsavage serrated peaks, rising like the sharp teeth in the jaw of somehuge dragon. The Dolemites are frequently visited by members ofAlpine clubs desirous of distinction, for it is harder to climb theirprecipitous sides than most of the Swiss mountains. Even the Mat-terhorn, since the chains have been added, is an easier ascension thanthe hardest of the Dolemites. As some one else has said, very pr

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