I'd have thought it would have all been covered with snow.??? Apparently not.
Not heard of global warming.
I'd have thought it would have all been covered with snow.??? Apparently not.
Yes enyam. My point was forsaking a summit attempt (eg 5 hours for the last 100m vertical climb) if a fellow person needs comfort in their last minutes / hours slightly lower down the upper slopes.
I'd have thought it would have all been covered with snow.??? Apparently not.
Not heard of global warming.
Mr Dubya. No offense intended, but I have a theory.
I've always had mountain climbers down as bored cyclists. Are you a cyclist????
Do you sell double glazing?
I'm involved with keeping, and maintaining heat in domestic properties.Do you sell double glazing?
its great to be adventure, but everest that is a tough one,challenge of a liftime event. hope you do well.
http://www.independent.co.uk/enviro...-worlds-tallest-mountain-8632372.html[/QUOTE]
Very interesting reading.
I heard a few months ago that a planned 'clean-up' of Everest was being implemented.
Local sherpas are taking a skip type thing with them, to clean up all the bodies and general sh*t left behind from thoughtless climbers.
I'd have thought it would have all been covered with snow.??? Apparently not.
its great to be adventure, but everest that is a tough one,challenge of a liftime event. hope you do well.
http://www.independent.co.uk/enviro...-worlds-tallest-mountain-8632372.html[/QUOTE]
Very interesting reading.
yes, i seen the documenties,love mountains, i learned you gota be 100 percent fit, acclimatize, and have the best gear you can get. i noticed that when they got to the summit, the most dangerouse part was on the way back down.
They`ll be tensing themselves for the sights they`ll encounterI
Local sherpas are taking a skip type thing with them, to clean up all the bodies and general sh*t left behind from thoughtless climbers.
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