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208 INDEX. Antelao, rival of Pelino, 56 ,, rival of Sorapis, 191 „ routes for ascent of, 170, 171 ,, second attempt on, by author, n. 190 „ seen from Cristallo, 33, 37 „ southern side, view of, 177 ,, view of, from Averau, 6 „ view of, from road to San Vito, 57 ,, view of summit from ridge, 183 Apollonio, Signor, proprietor of " Hotel Cortina,” 3 Artmann, Herr E., on Antelao, 171 „ Herr E., on Cristallo, 156 Arzalp, 89 Asti, sparkling, 61, 181 Aureggi, on Croda da Lago, 51 Auronzo, 71 „ peaks

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32 CLIMBING IN THE DOLOMITES. Cristallo and Piz Popena, where there is a small but excellent mountain-hotel, managed by Josef Menardi, and much frequented during the season by travellers from Cortina or Schluderbacb, and by mountaineers for Cristallo, for the Popena, or for the Pfalzgau Hut on Sorapis. The view from Tre Croci is a somewhat restricted one, but Marmarole (which on the east shows its sharp peaks and little glaciers honeycombed on its long ridge), and the precipitous southern spurs

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di, n. 24 Moos, 71, 75 Morgenalpkofel, 118, n. 118 Morra, game of, 131 Müller, F., of “ Hotel Victoria,” 3 „ Herr D., article on Sorapis, 193, n. 193 „ Herr D., 011 Sorapis, 193 ,, Herr D,, opinion of Sorapis, 198, n. 198 „ Herr D., route for Sorapis, T 94 Müller route for Sorapis, 195, 201 Munich students on Cristallo, n. 38 Murray, 31 N. Najarone, 57 Negro, Vallon, Forcella di, 65 Nera, Punta, 191 Neumann, Madame D., on Cristallo, 30, 40 „ Madame D., on Croda da Lago, 44, 45 „ Madame D., on Torre di Averau

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58 CLIMBING IN THE DOLOMITES. of the apparently formidable southern wall of Pelmo, stands the Venezia Hut. 1 It is very com fortable, substantially built, with excellent beds, and with hotel service done by a custodian in the summer season, and it would appear by its visitors’ book to be one of the most frequented of those erected by our Club. On the following morning, the 1 2 th of August, taking our time, we leave the Refuge, a strong wind blowing, at four o’clock, with the guide Barbaria

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46 CLIMBING IN THE DOLOMITES. latter one of the youngest of the Cortina guides, but already expert and worthy of recommendation), we left the “ Hotel Faloria” at 4.20. Part of the route which leads to the foot of the Croda has been already described. It is the same, nearly as far as the Federa Alp, as that which leads to the Forcella da Lago and to the Becco di Mezzodì. A little below Federa our footpath diverges to the right, and winds up, in and out, often lost in a steep wooded slope

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20 CLIMBING IN THE DOLOMITES. hour, and at twelve o’clock had arrived at the Federa Alp, where the shepherds offered us some excellent pinna (clotted cream), cordially to be recommended. As an inevitable consequence, we were somewhat disinclined to resume our way back to Cortina, under the hot afternoon sun. Fortunately, the welcome shade of the pine-forest rendered the descent less toilsome. At 3.30 we were back at the “ Hotel Faloria.” The ascent of the Becco di Mezzodì is short, agreeable

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1855

¬A¬ handbook for travellers in Southern Germany : being a guide to Würtemberg, Bavaria, Austria, Tyrol, Salzburg, Styria, ecc., the Austrian and Bavarian Alps, and the Danube from Ulm to the Black Sea

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clog or shoe cannot be procured at Bormio or at Sta. Maria, and there fore the traveller in his own carriage should bring one with him. About 1-2 m. above Bormio, close to the road, is the Hotel of the Baths of Bormio , supplied by hot saline sulphu reous springs, having a temperature of 28° and 38 '' Reaumur, containing GO apartments and 12 marble baths, afford ing much better accommodation than the inns at Bormio; good sparkling- vino d’Asti is to be had at the baths. They are frequented in July

and Aug,, but by the end of Sept, most of the guests are flown, and the hotel is then closed. The baths are supplied through wooden pipes from the springs which rise near the old bathing-house. This stands below the road, on the ]., on the summit of a rock overlooking the Adda. Nearly abreast of this old bath the road crosses a bridge over a deep chasm, and traverses the lsi gallery, called dei Bagni: an obelisk of rock 40 ft, high is left standing beside it. The view looking back over the Val

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1907

¬The¬ Land in the mountains : being an account of the past and present of Tyrol, its people and its castles

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Author: Baillie-Grohman, William A. ; Landis, Charles [Vorredner] / by W. A. Baillie-Grohman. With an introduction by Charles Landis

. PI. 24 shows the interior of one of the gems of Tyrol, which those will remember who have ever visited Meran, nestling at the foot of vine and castle-clad slopes of stern looking mountains that encompass on every side the ancient capital of Tyrol. In the centre of the rambling old town, where the buildings are as curious and instinct with age as are the quaint costumes of the broad- shouldered, serious-faced mountaineers who stalk through the streets, will be found the Hotel Cluny of Tyrol. To day a museum

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1828

¬The¬ Little Saint Bernard, the Mont Genèvre, the Mont Cenis, the Mont Saint Gothard, the Great Saint Bernard, and the Stelvio.- (Illustrations of the passes of the Alps ; Vol. 1)

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Author: Brockedon, William / by William Brockedon

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valley, through which the river Aysse descends from its source in the Vanoise, is abruptly left, and the road conti nues, by a zig-zag ascent on the right of the Arc, through a glen which extends from Termignon to Lanslebourg, where the traveller soon arrives; and after passing through its dirty, naiTOW streets, reaches an excellent inn (the Hotel Royal), at the foot of the passage of the mountain. The inhabitants of Lanslebourg, from time immemorial, were innkeepers, muleteers, and porters; whose

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¬The¬ Land in the mountains : being an account of the past and present of Tyrol, its people and its castles

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it rained ! But do tell me (he was a Bostonian by birth) of what account to their descendants are all the pedigrees and family trees and armorial bearings one hears so much about ? Why the man at the hotel in Innsbruck told me that there isn’t a single Count or Baron or country gentleman in the whole of Tyrol who owns a motor, or who ever travelled in a special car ! Our new little country, which wasn’t bom when this one was at its hoary zenith, has about half a million men who 4 run round ’ in their

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¬The¬ Land in the mountains : being an account of the past and present of Tyrol, its people and its castles

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ii. sol. Veron.** And another " aput Thiglingen. . . . pro medic-inis ad crus Marschalei sol** Even in these early days the item of " lights " and tips to servants, as well as " washing " Mere not absent from hotel bills. Thus at Trent the good Bishop had to pay " pro lumine ii. sol. Veron** and at the already cited Thiglingen he paid for “ vigile ii den** and at Augsburg " pro parandis cifis sol.f** At Brixen: aput Brixiam. . . . Lotrici xxv den. Veron,** and at Augsburg for the same purpose xiii

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¬The¬ Land in the mountains : being an account of the past and present of Tyrol, its people and its castles

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site. Even in those days there could have been few spots where the best of shooting and fishing on mountain and lake could be obtained so conveniently. For six centuries the lords of the land had enjoyed there the finest imaginable sport, and some of the most famous mediaeval sportsmen had laid low there hundreds of stags and chamois as well as hears. They were armed not with Mannlicher repeaters, but with cross-bows and spears. To-day, alas ! a huge ungainly summer hotel invaded by hordes

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1828

¬The¬ Little Saint Bernard, the Mont Genèvre, the Mont Cenis, the Mont Saint Gothard, the Great Saint Bernard, and the Stelvio.- (Illustrations of the passes of the Alps ; Vol. 1)

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Author: Brockedon, William / by William Brockedon

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road in order. Near the hotel a barrack has been built, which is capable of accommodating three thousand men : this, together with the appointments on the plain of the Cenis, gives a mili tary character to the pass. A bridge, close to the caserne, is thrown over the Arc ; the road beyond it winds up by a succes sion of finely constructed ramparts, and the traveller ascends with ease at a rapid pace, over a road which, from Lansle- bourg to the highest point, rises at the rate of only one foot

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are the fine ruins of the ancient castle, which was destroyed in the Thirty Years’ War. A foot-path leads up from the hotel to the ruins, which present some objects of interest, and some pleasing views. A new Roman Catho lic ch. has been built from the de signs of Gminer. In the first week of October a Volksfest is held at Wer theim, in the meadow below the town, between the mouth of the Tauber and the village of Bestcnheid. I t lasts three days. An interesting account of Wertheim and its

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moderate, an immense establishment, contains 123 rooms and nearly 200 beds — tables-' d hôte at 1 and 5, 1 il., servants 18 to 24 kr, a day ;. Goldener Hirsch, Golden Stag,- Schwäbingerstrasse—good, clean, ' and moderate; Hotel Maulick, Kau- fingerstrasse, the old Schwartzer Adler with' a new name and outside ; Gol dener Hahn, Golden Cock ; Goldenes

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Haihxitj from Mestre is carried a long bridge across the Lagunes, ou ng "Venice with the mainland. I mssicE Termini's. — Inns; Hotel de Vllo 5 formerly the Imperatore _-Austria, on the Grand Canal, very ?°od and moderate; Albergo Danieli, jjl ^he Nani Mocenigo Palace, on the Vfl de’ Schiavoni; the two best. \®ee Handbook for Month Italy , Rte. 46.) ROUTE 223. bftJXRX TO V1M.ACH, by the PnSTi.lt THAI.. m Aust m. = 139 Eng- lbrs _ Bihvagen 3 times a week to - A, i The va^y of the Kid« or ter Hud. though

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vey passengers to the station : charge 6 kr. each, with luggage 12 kr. Eil wagen , daily to Innsbruck, In golstadt, Landshut, Ratisbon, Linz, and Salzburg. To Passau ; to Traun stein, Reichenhall, and Berchtesgaden: to Vienna, To Tegernsee and Kreuth Baths In summer. Lohnhdscker (§ 36) may always be heard of at the Hotel Maulick and Goldener Hahn. Boards are usually set up in front of houses, an- uouucing their destination and time of ture. ROUTE 167 . FRANKFURT TO WÜRZBURG, SCHWEIN FÜRTH

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through the rock until a s.pring sufficiently strong to be worth evaporating without any intermediate process is reached. The borings some times descend to the depth of GOO ft. The hydraulic machinery employed in raising the brine to the surface is very interesting, as well as the evaporating houses. [About 15 miles up the val ley of the Jaxt is Jaxthausen, the fami ly castle of the celebrated robber-knight, Gütz von Berlicliingen, with the Iron I land,] 1 1. Wimpfen (a large Hotel, above the Neckar

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, 105 ), and the ancient residence of the Margraves of Baden. Hence it runs up the valley of the Pfinz to Wilferdingen. ( Inn : Post toler able sleeping quarters.) [i a day’s journey hence through the Black Forest by 2 Neuenbürg (Inn: Post), to If Wildbad.] The road then crosses the N. slopes of the Black Forest to 1| Pforzheim (/««.* Post, Becher's Hotel, good), an active manufacturing town of 6000 Inhab., situated near tho junction of the Em, the Würm, and the Nagold, three streams taking their

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*. it is kept in excellent order, as, indeed, are all the roads in the Austrian provinces .. of Italy. 2 Ceneda (Inns: Rosa, Post, best, clean and good ; Aquila Nera), a town of 44 50 Inhab.; on the E. of it rises the castle of St. Martino. Numerous hill-forts in ruins, chapels, and Calvaries, decorate the sides of the valley; but the hills subside, in the neighbourhood of 2 Conegliano, into the plains of the Piave. Here there is an excellent hotel at the Post. There are frescoes by Pordenone. now almost

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