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"A. Wieneke" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message news:[EMAIL PROTECTED] > Hello, > > I just issued a part of my German pages in English: > http://www.Tourplaner-Online.de > > but while translating I was sometimes in doubt of using the correct > terms. Here are som questions: > > How do you express a vertical distance, is e.g. ascent or descent ok? Da. > Is scree the correct term for the rough boulders of a rockfall? Boulders usually refers to large rocks, roughly the size of a television set or larger. Scree usually refers to smaller loose rocks on a slope or hillside, from the size of a pea up to the size a closed hand, often with larger rocks mixed in. > Is comb or ridge the right expression for a line of mountains? a ridge is a line connecting the high point of a line of mountains. Seen from a distance, especially if the ridge appears steep and narrow, it is correct to refer to it as a mountain ridge. A group of mountains may also be referred to as a mountain line. > THX in advantage Bitte. Jeff
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