The real enemies were the drenching mountain rains and the leeches _ the millions of them that wriggled in the mule track and clung to bushes and trees, waiting for humans and mules whose blood they could suck.
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The frontmost two-thirds of the structure is supported by tall, thick granite ashlar pillars that form a square, open-air space on the ground floor in which the mule track and power shaft were located.
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He also walked over Mount Whitney, at 14, 496 feet, in the US, but came close to dying after running out of water while walking down into the Grand Canyon and back out again along mule tracks.
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It would have been impossible to get lost if we had stayed on it, but just before San Michele, we saw something on the map described as a mule track and thought it would cut off some distance to Lamole.
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The first oil painting he made was " The Mule Track " in which, amidst explosions from a bombardment, are the tiny figures of soldiers trying to stop their pack animals charging away along another zig-zagging duckboard.
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The pass is traversed by a mule track, now used by hikers and mountain bikers, which connects the town of Engelberg, in the canton of Obwalden and at an elevation of, with the town of Meiringen, in the canton of Bern and at an elevation of.
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Together with the waterway of Lake Como and the Po River, the Via Regina and associated paths were used by sailors, soldiers and merchants, as well as local traffic, with parts of it being suitable for vehicles, some just mule tracks, and a few pedestrian only paths.
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His political boss, the minister of health, is somewhere in the Himalayan hills training for what must be one of the most audacious hikes for a cause ever conceived : a 350-mile marathon across the kingdom along a mule track over mountain passes more than 13, 000 feet high.
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In the uninhabited Muslim frontier, the monks developed many useful implements, such as the salt mule track, saltwork equipment, a fluvial pier, a fluvial mule barge transport, an oil mill, a flour mill, a stone irrigation ditch with a waterwheel, a vineyard, a wine cellar, and an orchard surrounded by a sentry-boxed wall.
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Since the use and grazing rights in the state forests ended, in the 18th century forestry operations led to increasing irrigation, leading to its closure by Joseph II . The use only for packhorses on the old Golden Path was dropped in the 19th century as a transport route to Bavaria and the mule track's regional importance further decreased, replaced by roads to Prachatice or upper Vltava . 1833 built-born Wallern owner of the domain Liboch, Jakob Veith another Gestift of 2000 guilders, which served the better subsistence of the magistrate.
