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I saw that, yeah. Crazy shit. I don't know what to think, other than that those guys are lucky they didn't get killed. I have yet to hear the Sherpas' side of things.
"Because it's there."
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I saw that, yeah. Crazy shit. I don't know what to think, other than that those guys are lucky they didn't get killed. I have yet to hear the Sherpas' side of things.
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Yea.it has something to do with the three climbers dislodging ice or something that injured a sherpa. That's all i read about their side.
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Two teams of climbers in this photo. Can you see them?
Two teams of climbers in this photo. Can you see them?
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@ 7200' looking up. Just a walk in the park.
@ 7200' looking up. Just a walk in the park.
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This man could be your best friend on the mountain.
This man could be your best friend on the mountain.
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I don't think so. Lisa who?
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Roderick. Base Camp manager for the last 13 years.
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Roped up ellipses...
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Tiny dots. One group of 3 and one of 4. It's a fucking huge place to be.
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Oh. She may have been there when I was, then. I think I was there in either 99 or 2000. I can't remember who was running the place then.
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Sure is. When the plane leaves you behind, you get this sort of twinge...
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She might be "new".
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I think I remember mention of a new manager. I'll have to figure out what year I went.
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That can happen in a lot of places.
I always remember the story of Pat O'Donnell and Dizzy Brownfield.
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Seems to be a sweetheart job, to me.
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Yeah, for sure, hanging out there for a couple months, meeting climbers and stuff. Awesome.
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No phones. No deadlines. No bullshit.
Haven't climbed any mountains. Have no intention to do so. Went to Nepal to "feel" the climbing thing. Didn't feel it. Learned the climbers of Everest, and most other challenging mountains, leave a ton of junk on the mountain, as well as what feces their bodies allow them to evacuate. Aparently climbers climb because of the challenge and don't care at all for the mountain itself. Very strange.
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The west buttress route
This route required an aircraft to get climbers to the starting point.
footnote: I met Terris Moore in the winter of 1974/75 at UAF. As long as he was alive, the university had a room for him whenever he wanted it in the dorm that was his namesake.
The west buttress route
This route required an aircraft to get climbers to the starting point.
footnote: I met Terris Moore in the winter of 1974/75 at UAF. As long as he was alive, the university had a room for him whenever he wanted it in the dorm that was his namesake.
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An incredibly hard feat made a little easier with tanks.
Still fucking tenacious at 80.
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