Turkestan cinese con roulotte e il fucile . le strategie CES e le pietre sparse circa,e tutti abbiamo potuto fare è stato di impilaggio di nuovo insieme.Il 3 agosto abbiamo attraversato il Karakoram andreached passa il Fiume Shyok, nei pressi del quale abbiamo visto un lotmore antilope, ma qui erano tutti non. Come onour viaggio di andata, siamo andati dalla Dipsangroute, temendo che l'acqua potrebbe essere troppo alta forus di seguire il fiume verso il basso. Il pass Saser wascrossed sul 7th, e abbiamo raggiunto Panamik thenext giorno. Nel precedente conto di questo marzo Imentioned Talambuti la strada di fondovalle che wasthen compiuti per evitare la Karawal Dawan

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Chinese Turkestan with caravan and rifle . ces and the stones scattered about, and all we could do was to pile them together again.On August 3rd we crossed the Karakoram pass andreached the Shyok River, near which we saw a lotmore antelope, but here they were all does. As onour outward journey, we went on by the Dipsangroute, fearing that the water would be too high forus to follow the river down. The Saser pass wascrossed on the 7th, and we reached Panamik thenext day. In the previous account of this march Imentioned the Talambuti Valley road which wasthen being made to avoid the Karawal Dawan.This road was now finished, and a wonderful pieceof mountain road-making it is, much appreciatedby all who travel it. As compared with the oldway it is an immense saving, both in distance andwork. On the south side of the Saser pass we saw a lotof burhel, and I had a try after them, but the timeat my disposal was too limited, and I met with nosuccess, the stalk resulting in a longish shot and amiss. On August 12th we reached Leh. Here we. A CENTRAL ASIAN BAZAAR Face page 191 KHOTAN TO .LEH 199 remained till the 21st, paid off our men, sold theremains of our caravan, and had a well-earned rest, after which we travelled down to Srinagar, doingthe 258 miles in ten days, and arriving on August30th, 1900, after an absence of fourteen monthsand twenty days. CHAPTER XV. FIELD NOTES ON GAME: GAME OF THE TEKKES The Asiatic or Altai Wapiti {Cervus canadensisasiaticus), stag locally called boach or bogi;hind, maral. This fine deer is, above all, the trophy to beobtained in the Tekkes, but, sad to say, its numbersare rapidly decreasing, and, probably before manyyears are gone, it will be about extinct in thisdistrict. Most of the natives now have breech-loading military rifles, and the stags horns in velvethave a high value for the Chinese market, , theequivalent of from 50 to as much as 120 rupees(^8), or even more, being paid for a good pair, which causes them to be much sought after ; whi

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