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Tracking Expeditions

Keeping up with friends and family on a far-away mountain expedition has always been challenging. Some teams post dispatches every few days […]

October 4, 2009May 27, 2016Climbing News

Andrew Lock Gets His 14th 8000m

Australian, Andrew Lock, along with his climbing partner Neil Ward, reported today they have topped out on the true summit of the world’s 14th highest mountain, Shishapangma in Tibet. This now puts Andrew in the exclusive club of only 15 climbers to have climbed the 14th highest mountains – all above 8,000 meters. He did all 14 without supplemental oxygen. He started in 1991 with Everest his first 8000m attempt.