The route was not repeated until 1924, Engel notes that the party were all nearly obliterated by rockfall while they were crossing the bergschrund.
12.
The route to Peak 5390 navigates ridges, a cul-de-sac glacier, a glacial headwall, a seasonal bergschrund, and a large icefield.
13.
Many times small partially sheltered areas such as a bergschrund, cracks in rocks or a trench dug in the snow are used to provide additional shelter from wind.
14.
The temperature within the bergschrund changes very little, however, studies have shown that ice segregation ( frost shattering ) may happen with only small changes in temperature.
15.
On the South Col route to reach the summit of Mount Everest, a deep bergschrund lies at the bottom of the Lhotse face, separating Camp II from Camp III.
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After a descent of the Aiguille du Dru with G . L�wenbach and Jakob Oberhollenzer on August 25, 1899, an ice axe broke and the rope team fell into a bergschrund.
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The bergschrund is distinct from the randkluft ( also called " rimaye " ), which is the crevasse of which one face is the rock, back wall of the corrie.
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Above this lie the icefields of the surrounding heights and the n�v?basin of the glacier, some 8 km long, separated from the ridge above with a text-book fashion bergschrund.
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A randkluft is similar to, but not identical with, a bergschrund, which is the place on a high-altitude glacier where the moving ice stream breaks away from the static ice frozen to the rock creating a large crevasse.
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The Scott Polar Research Institute's digitised archive includes 305 images of Trendall including images of a bergschrund-a hole in an ice sheet-which Trendall fell down before being carried on an improvised sled, to leave the First expedition.
