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Discover LudwigThe phrase 'cross the mountain' is correct and can be used in written English.
For example: We set off to 'cross the mountain' with nothing but a bag of trail mix and a map.
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Manjhi's efforts, which have inspired several films, were prompted by injuries his wife suffered while trying to cross the mountain to bring him lunch.
The two light shafts are orientated to capture the rotation of the sun and moon as they cross the mountain and provide the only light in the cavern.
"He said, 'Of course I know Sent.' He used to have an apartment in Klosters, where Greta Garbo was his neighbor, and when there wasn't much to do he would cross the mountain for dinner".
Most precipitation occurs in the winter months, when cooler ground temperatures allow moisture-laden clouds from the Pacific Ocean to cross the mountain barrier that normally produces a rain shadow.
But the risks of accidents and misunderstanding, and even a new war, are high.The shooting season in Kashmir normally begins in the early months of the year, when the snow melts and militants cross the mountain passes to renew their campaign to wrest India's Muslim-majority state from Delhi's control.
One of the great pleasures of this walk is the chance to follow one river up to its source, cross the mountain and then follow another river down into its valley.
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Once I cross the mountains onto the plateau where Shangri-La lies, the mood changes.
Others cross the mountains into Pakistan, favoring the donkey trails and avoiding the main roads.
The next day they cross the mountains, Benjamin pausing every few minutes because of a weak heart.
Comment: "If Hannibal had a navy he wouldn't have had to cross the mountains with elephants".
Palghat Gap also influences southern India's climate; the wet southwest monsoons as well as storms from the Bay of Bengal cross the mountains through the opening.
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