The Ascent of Nanda DeviH. W. Tilman
H. W. Tilman
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Books by H. W. Tilman
- Mount Everest 1938: Whether these mountains are climbed or not, smaller expeditions are a step in the right directionH.W. Tilman
- Two Mountains and a River: I made a resolve not to begin climbing until assured by a plague of flies that summer had really comeH.W. Tilman
- China to Chitral: Mountains are the beginning and end of all sceneryH.W. Tilman
- Mischief in Greenland: Only a man in the devil of a hurry would wish to fly to his mountainsH.W. Tilman
- Nepal Himalaya: The most mountainous of a singularly mountainous country.H.W. Tilman
- Mischief in Patagonia: An intolerable deal of sea, one halfpennyworth of mountainH.W. Tilman
- Ice with Everything: In climbing mountains or sailing the seas one often has to settle for less than one hoped.H.W. Tilman
- Mostly Mischief: Including the first ascent of a mountain to start below sea levelH.W. Tilman
- The Ascent of Nanda Devi: I believe we so far forgot ourselves as to shake hands on itH.W. Tilman
- When Men & Mountains Meet: Like the desire for drink or drugs, the craving for mountains is not easily overcomeH.W. Tilman
- Mischief goes South: Every herring should hang by its own tailH.W. Tilman
- In Mischief's Wake: In the joy of the actors lies the sense of any action. That is the explanation, that the excuse.H.W. Tilman
- Mischief among the Penguins: Hand (man) wanted for long voyage in small boat. No pay, no prospects, not much pleasure.H.W. Tilman
- Snow on the Equator: Mount Kenya, Kilimanjaro and the great African odysseyH.W. Tilman
- Triumph and Tribulation: No ship should be without Tabasco sauceH.W. Tilman
