experiment: in-camera-multiple-exposure-panorama-landscape-image

It's important to stand firm, take a good look at the corners of the prism finder to know to turn how far. So take your stand, look through the view finder and decide where to start. Hold your breath, keep looking through the finder, shoot, transport, move, shoot, ... and breath!
This works because the camera is portrait orientated! You have to remember to move the camera from left to right to get the images in the proper sequence, since the film is transported from left to right (looking at the back of the camera) and the lens inverts the image (upside down). Like this:

Very cool. I'd like to try that with my FT

Please do! And don't forget: go from left to right. to get a proper sequence:

Impressive for a hand held. I doubt I could have done it in my younger and fitter days.

Right! I would have to put it on a tripod - carefully leveled. Nice job!

You could, after learnling curve, relatively easily merge all of these images to make one seamless photo using PS etc.