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304. Mountain north-east of Camp 310; the freshwater Lake in the Foreground

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305. Storm Clouds over the Snowy Mountains south of Camp 312

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306. Camp 307

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307. Camp 333. The Beginning of a Storm

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308. Camp 335. Lemchung-tso, looking east

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309. Camp 401. Kanchung-gangri from the north

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310. My Dying Pony

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311. Lost beyond Recovery

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312. “If this continues a few days longer, we are lost”

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313, 314, 315, 316, 317. Panoramas from the Camps 318, 333, 335, 359, 360; in the last two, Sha-kangsham

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318. The Author as a Shepherd

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319, 320, 321. The Summits of Lunpo-gangri from Camps 379, 381, and 383

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322. Wrestling

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323. Two Guides

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324. Boy with Hat

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325. Shepherd Boy

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326. Sonam Ngurbu, Chief of the Chokchu Province

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327. Dorche Tsuen, Governor of the Saka Province

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328. Man with a singular Cap, in Sonam Ngurbu’s Escort

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329. Tagla Tsering, the Chief who refused to let me go to the Dangra-yum-tso

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330. Travelling Ladaki Merchant in West Tibet

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331. Oang Gye, Son of the Governor of Saka

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332. Panchor, the Yak-slayer, my Guide on the Journey to the Teri-nam-tso

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333. Woman of Yumba-matsen

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334. Tibetans with Yaks

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335. Dorche Tsuen on the March

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336. Farewell Entertainment for the Tibetans on May 5, 1908

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337, 338, 339, 340. The Dancers at the Camp-fire: Tubges, Kunchuk, Suen

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341. Inner Court of Selipuk

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342. Dorche Tsuen and Ngavang on Horseback

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343. The Author in Tibetan Dress