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LSH/1/1/3/3/176 · Part · 1983-05-05
Part of The Ludlow & Sherriff Collection

SUMMARY:
Notes describe S. and T. climbing toward Bimbi La via a good track through rhododendron forest to an alpine meadow and rocky, snowy ground. Plant collections at Bimbi La are listed for June 4 and June 5, including several Rhododendron, Primula, Iris, Anemone, and Vaccinium specimens with numbers.

CONTENT:
L. p. 108. S. & T. climbed to the Bimbi La - almost. The track, which was a good one, led to the junction of two valleys and on the level. Then proceeded to ascend quickly by means of easy zig-zags through rhododendron forest for 1000 feet. We then got to an alpine meadow and another 1000 feet brought us to rocks, boulders, and a little snow.

Bimbi La June 4
Rh. agglutinatum 1770
" calostrotum 1771

Bimbi La June 5
Rh. fragariflorum 1772
pumilum 1773
lopsangianum 1776
P. macrophylla 1777
P. " var. macrocarpa 1778
cf. no. P. " jucunda var. ponticola
Rh. paludosum 1779.
Iris kumaonensis 1781
Anemone rupicola 1774
Vaccinium sikkimensis 1775

LSH/1/1/3/3/166 · Part · 1983-05-05
Part of The Ludlow & Sherriff Collection

SUMMARY:
Notes that bird life is very scarce at Migyitun, followed by an entry dated 28th May and a list of plant taxa with associated numbers. The page appears to record collections or observations made at Migyitun.

CONTENT:
L. p. 103. Bird life very scarce at Migyitun

Migyitun 28th May
Rhod. linitage 1715.
sp. nov. lopsangianum 1718
phaedropum 1720
Anemone davidii 1716
Gaultheria hookeri 1721
Prunus cornuta 1722
Rosa macrophylla 1723
Sorbus hupehensis
var. oligodonta 1725
Ribes acuminatum 1726
Tsuga dumosa 1727

LSH/1/1/3/3/158 · Part · 1983-05-05
Part of The Ludlow & Sherriff Collection

SUMMARY:
Notes describe the Tsari river dropping rapidly like a cataract, with estimates of 500–600 ft per mile after leaving camp. A plant list is recorded at Podzo Sumdo (22 May), and observations at Migyitun note cultivation and a nearby holy lake Tso Kar, with black currants often epiphytic and biting insects common between there and Chick Kar.

CONTENT:
192.4
53

10033
1.0466
10033
40132
60198
1049451

L. p. 96. Killing of newly born calves?
(offspring of "Dzos")

Tsari river falling at a tremendous pace.
For over a mile it was nothing but a
cataract confined to a narrow boulder
strewn bed.

Podzo Sumdo
22 May
Diapensia himalaica 1640
P. atrodentata 1641
spru. "tsariensis 1650
dictyoneura 1654
praealta 1658
glabra 1642
Lloydia tibetica 1645
Pedicularis roylei 1646
Rhod. tsangpoense var.
pruniflorum 1647

  • Calostrotum 1649
  • lopsangianum 1631
    Anthopogon 1653
    Caloxanthum 1656
    Vaccinium sikkimense 1644
    " nummularia 1655
    Sax. granulata 1659

    9205.
    1.0599
    9205
    46025
    82845
    8284
    9757.379

L. p. 98 I think the Tsari river must be dropping
500-600 ft per mile for the first mile after leaving camp.

At Migyitun the valley opens out & there is quite a lot of cultivation including barley, potatoes,
turnips etc. Half the inhabitants here are either pure Lobas or have Loba blood in them.
A large stream comes in from the North & 2 marches distant is a holy lake "Tso Kar".
Black currants abound between here & Chick Kar. A curious feature about the bushes
is that they are frequently epiphytic.
Biting midges, ticks, fleas, & of course a louse or two.