Getting up its couloir, or ice gully, known as the Bottleneck, is a brutal ordeal.
Then Rangi drags me across an ice gully and presses me into a murderous bear hug.
Then, right near the summit, climbers have to ascend a steep ice gully called the Bottleneck and cross a horizontal ice face named the Traverse.
Throughout, he demonstrated the same enthusiasm for high hills; the familiar conjuring forth of place and activity shone forth, nourishing readers with notions of freedom and escape; of April skiing on Helvellyn or January ice-gullies on Great End; of summer evening ambles over Loughrigg; or long autumn days on Gable or Scafell as their own working weeks began.
During the period of the Little Ice Age gully incision occurred, probably as a result of an intensified land use in upslope areas and of high-magnitude precipitation events during this period.
He dropped into a frigid gully and ice caked to his boots, which had to be cut off with a saw.
Besides snow and ice climbing in the gullies or on the crags there's walking the tops in the snow, downhill skiing, ski touring, ski mountaineering and ice skating, although it's some years since I used to skate, every winter, on Rydal Water and Tarn Hows.
In 1991, the mummified body of a 5,000-year-old 5,000-year-old 5,000-year-oldin murderg ice at a rock-gully crime scene high in the Italian Otzal Alps.
As spring days warm, some of the snow in the shaded gully turns to ice as it melts during the day and freezes overnight.
The images showed that dunes with gullies are covered by carbon dioxide frost (also known as dry ice) during the winter, and the gullies tend to have a consistent width, often ending with a pit at the bottom of the dune.
Words for stones and rubble, chucky, clitter, and fedspar; for ice, pipkrares and shuckle; for hill and gully and livestock and branches and leaves and weathers and, in "Ways of Walking", for a certain kind of mud – muxy rout and slunk.
