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January 13, 2010May 27, 20162010 Coverage, Everest

Andrew Lock: Everest 2010 Traverse

Andrew Lock, hospital the eminent Australian climber who has climbed all 14 8000m peaks has made a startling announcement for this upcoming […]

January 7, 2010February 18, 20172010 Coverage, Everest, Interview

Interview with TA Loeffler

We hear a lot about the famous people on Everest so I like to focus on the not so famous; however you […]

January 2, 2010February 18, 20172010 Coverage, Everest, Interview

Interview with Dave Hahn

Dave Hahn has always stood out to me the consummate mountain guide. While some will certainly argue this point, I have witnessed […]

December 23, 2009February 18, 20172010 Coverage, Everest, Interview

Interview with Brad Jackson and Sandy Hoby

Occasionally I meet people on climbs that leave a lasting impression. Brad Jackson and Sandy Hoby cross that requirement and more. I […]

December 18, 2009May 27, 20162010 Coverage, Everest

The Deadly Side of Everest

To start any article on climbing deaths, it must be said that every death is devastating to family and friends and should […]

December 15, 2009February 18, 20172010 Coverage, Everest, Interview

An Insider Look at Everest 2010 – Phil Crampton

Everest 2010 looks to be special for an interesting reason – no drama. The past two years have been difficult with last […]

December 7, 2009February 18, 20172010 Coverage, Everest, Interview

Double Traverse Attempt Announced

Everest is a mountain of lifelong dreams and huge ambitions. Most climbers are happy to just try to reach the top of […]

October 26, 20092010 Coverage, Everest

Welcome to Everest 2010

Welcome to the 2010 Everest Coverage. Even though most teams will not arrive in Kathmandu until late March, climbers are busy training, […]

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