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????

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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