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... Hakkâri adventure . For forty years the Hakkâri had slumbered in mystery , a forbidden land barred to foreigners and un- visited by local citizenry , a land of Kurdish tribesfolk and snowy mountains , of tremendous torrents and flashing ...
... Hakkâri adventure . For forty years the Hakkâri had slumbered in mystery , a forbidden land barred to foreigners and un- visited by local citizenry , a land of Kurdish tribesfolk and snowy mountains , of tremendous torrents and flashing ...
Side 314
... Hakkâri , as opposed to the wilder eastern region for which we were bound . The gorges of the Greater Zap grew ever more impressive as we plunged farther into the savage landscape ; ochre and flame - coloured walls closed in around us ...
... Hakkâri , as opposed to the wilder eastern region for which we were bound . The gorges of the Greater Zap grew ever more impressive as we plunged farther into the savage landscape ; ochre and flame - coloured walls closed in around us ...
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... Hakkâri had all retreated into a lower dimen- sion as we rose higher in the crystal air . Just before the summit we came to a pit , several hundred feet deep , panelled on one side by icicles sixty feet long . The wind was roaring up it ...
... Hakkâri had all retreated into a lower dimen- sion as we rose higher in the crystal air . Just before the summit we came to a pit , several hundred feet deep , panelled on one side by icicles sixty feet long . The wind was roaring up it ...
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