- designer,
writer and poet),
often writing under the Old
Norse pseudonym Kumbel,
meaning "tombstone". His
short poems,
known as
gruks or
grooks (Danish:...
-
publishing them in the
daily newspaper "Politiken"
under the
pseudonym "
Kumbel Kumbell".
Beginning in the 1960s,
seven volumes of
English translations...
-
Mezdrikov climbed the peak for the
first time.
Kumbel peak is
located in the Kok-Zhailau tract.
Kumbel translates as "sandy ridge,
sandy p****,
sandy back"...
- and the
Kumbel spur in the west,
where the tops of Lokomotiv, Kosmodemyanskaya, Molodezhnaya, and
Titova are located.
Three p****es
access Kumbel spur: Lokomotiv...
-
president of the
party until his
death in 2007; he was
succeeded by
Kumbu Kumbel. In 1997
Laurent Kabila overthrew Mobutu's
government (in
power since 1965)...
- away and
unheard of for a long time. Later,
Kazangap travels to the
nearby Kumbel' to
visit his son.
There he
finds a
letter meant to
inform Zaripa of Abutalip's...
- to the east of
which is the
Boztyri peak (4,323 m (14,183 ft)). Here the
Kumbel ridge leads off in a
southeasterly direction. The
largest river of the southern...
-
stream flows, and
substantial subsurface flow. Four
perennial rivers -
Kumbel, Aktash, Tashdöbö, and
Karakeche -
disgorge themselves into the lake. In...
-
Mazarsay and the
Komsomolets p****) and
along the
southern ridge (Beldersay -
Kumbel p**** -
Takhta p****).
According to the (UIAA)
classifier of
routes to mountain...
-
separating the
gorges of
Kimasar and
Sarysai rivers, to the south-west -
Kumbel peak. On
territory of the
gorge in 1966 a
mudflow protection Medeu Dam was...
