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jackill
2014-01-26 11:22:24
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It all depends on your point of View
It could be we can't count.
If you take a prominence of 30 meters and a minimum height of 500 meters then there are 18 Bens.
If you count all the mountains/hills that MV list in the Bens then there are 35 Bens.
If you count all the mountains/hills that MV lists in the Bens beginning with Ben or Bin then there are 21 Bens.
If you count all the mountains that MV lists in the Bens over 500 meters beginning with Ben or Bin then there are 16 Bens.
Finally If you count all the mountains that MV lists in the Bens over 500 meters beginning with Ben or Bin with 30 meters prominence...........................then there are 12 Bens. |
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