The Other Side of Everest: Climbing the North Face Through the Killer Storm de Matt Dickinson - December 1999

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U S. A.: Three Rivers Press. As New. 1999. First Thus. Softcover. 0812933400 233pp Photographs The dramatic tale of the storm that hit Mount Everest in the spring of 1996 .

Tight, clean, and unmarked-" This dramatic tale of the storm that hit Mount Everest in the spring of 1996 will resonate with anyone fascinated by life on the outer edge of physical and psychological limits. Before the killer storm subsided, some climbers reached the summit, others abandoned their quest, and twelve people froze to death. Matt Dickinson, a filmmaker, and a novice climber chose that fateful May for his first ascent of Everest, up the treacherous North Face. His story is one of discovery, tragedy, and personal triumph--told, literally, from the other side of the world's tallest peak. It will be cherished by all readers eager to experience adventure, from their armchairs to their own base-camp bivouac. Review: On May 10, 1996, a paralyzing storm killed 12 climbers on Mt. Everest, disfigured many others, and put the peak back on its lofty throne. While the disaster on the South Face has received nearly all of the publicity, most notably in Jon Krakauer's Into Thin Air and Anatoli Boukreev's… Leer más

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