The Escarpment!

Is that the Mutier escarpment?

The Mutia Escarpment, I mean.

Mutier escarpment too strong, too high.

Darling, what is this Mutier escarpment?

And that's the Mutier escarpment, eh?

He say he look at Mutier escarpment.

Yet they're afraid of the Mutier escarpment.

Mutier escarpment? Make him tell you which direction.

Anyone would die who look at Mutier escarpment.

Possibly he can tell us about the Mutier escarpment.

With luck, to the foot of the Mutia Escarpment.

Father, you still haven't told me about the Mutier escarpment.

And the natives won't say where that Mutier escarpment is.

No one ever crosses that river... because beyond that is the Mutier escarpment.

Somewhere to the east, there's a mysterious barrier of mountains... called the Mutier escarpment.

The western shore of the lake in DR Congo exhibits the steep escarpment typical of a rift valley lake, rising to the Kundelungu Mountains beyond, but the rift valley escarpment is less pronounced on the eastern shore.

Now, Holt and I believe... that beyond that Mutier escarpment somewhere... lies the burial place of the elephants.

We're in Pole Canyon, looking west up the western escarpment of Mount Washington, which is 11,600 feet on top.

In the east (particularly the Muchinga Escarpment) the land rises to a height of about 2,000 meters above sea level.