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The Theatre of Pergamon, also called the Theatre of Bergama, is a Hellenistic theatre on the hillside of the ancient acropolis at Pergamon in present-day Türkiye. It was built and modified during the Hellenistic period, with seating arranged on a sharply inclined natural slope above the surrounding...
Huntington Ravine is a glacial cirque on the eastern side of Mount Washington in New Hampshire's White Mountains. Its steep headwall, exposed rock, snow gullies, and severe weather make it a demanding setting for ice climbing, mountaineering, and backcountry skiing. Routes through the ravine require...
Super Charger is a sport climbing route at Mount Brown in Tasmania, Australia, graded 23 in the Australian system and approximately 20 metres long. It follows the first line on an overhanging wall and is described as protected by six bolts with additional cam protection high on the route. The route...
A corrie on the northern side of Liathach in Torridon, Scotland, one of several high-level corries on this dramatic Torridonian sandstone ridge.
Cwm Glas Mawr is a glacial cirque on the northern side of Yr Wyddfa, also known as Mount Snowdon, in Wales. A cirque is a bowl-shaped hollow formed by the movement of a glacier, and Cwm Glas Mawr is characterized by steep rock walls and mountainous terrain. The area is associated with walking and tr...
