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>Zb!?ntN`t 一度宽阔到足以举行仪式的Ampato顶峰现在已经告别了如织的人群,只剩下寥寥几个旅者
i g(O$y ”Once wide enough for rituals around a ceremonial platform, Ampato’s avalanche-narrowed summit now only admits visitors single file.”
k =5k)}i 引自《秘鲁冰封的处女地Peru’s Ice Maidens》国家地理杂志1996年六月号
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^%r6+ey James P. Blair
lq-KM8j 在攀登“世界上最伟大的雪山”的招引下,尤他州吸引了来自世界各地的近500000名滑雪者。这些世界顶级的运动健儿们将在此展开针对2002盐湖城冬奥会的特训。
&t=:xVn-M 引自《尤他》,国家地理杂志1996年一月号
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@G4Z “Claiming ‘the greatest snow on earth,’ Utah attracts close to 500,000 skiers annually, not counting the locals. The world’s top athletes will put the slopes to the test in 2002, when Salt Lake City and surrounding ski areas host the Winter Olympic Games.”
|Xt.[1 —Quoted from “Utah,” January 1996, National Geographic magazine
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