ZimZam Posted May 26, 2006 Posted May 26, 2006 Wow! http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/asia-pacific/5019288.stm Quote
underworld Posted May 26, 2006 Posted May 26, 2006 but wasn't beck left for dead more than once. seems like he was way more dead more often. Quote
ivan Posted May 26, 2006 Posted May 26, 2006 it all comes down to noses and fingers - who ever has fewer when it's all said and done gets the "most stupid yet slightly hardcore" award Quote
Doug Posted May 26, 2006 Posted May 26, 2006 Don't you wish that a certain person from a state south of washington would go to Mt. Everest to claim the sanctioned record for accomplishing this feat in record time? Quote
Bug Posted May 26, 2006 Posted May 26, 2006 Wow. The first time I met Dan Mazur was in Missoula in 81. He was looking for someone to help him learn how to climb. I was into the Bitterroot crags at the time and offered to take him along but he said he was more interested in snow and ice. I recommended that he move to WA or CO. The next time I met him was in Seattle at his K2 slide show. He and another guy had climbed it unroped and bivied way up there on the night after summitting. This guy was really into snow and ice. Quote
RocNoggin Posted May 27, 2006 Posted May 27, 2006 from EverestNews.com Alexander Abramov reports, "At ten in the evening on local time Lincoln Hall and Sherpas accompanying him have gone down in camp on North Col (7000м). Yes ! Lincoln Hall has passed without assistance the whole snow slope, from 7500 m! In camp on the Saddle doctor Andrey Selivanov met him and led to a dining tent, which is now as a field hospital. As he said, the first problems of Lincoln is an acute psychosis, a disorientation in space, also he shows resistance accompanying and now to the doctor. First of all it will be necessary to calm him. The reason – an acute edema of a brain and hypoxia. The doctor have examined his hands – frostbitten 2-3 degrees. Legs to the moment of communication were not examined yet. On a question on prospects Andrey has told: "We shall overcome !". Now Lincoln is in heat, in spacious tent with electric illumination, 10 person are engaged in his service. Descent in АВС is planned for tomorrow's morning, but not early, when there will be a sun and will become warmer. Under last message for today (23:00 local time), Lincoln Hall has fallen asleep in warm tent in camp on North Col. Necessary and possible (in this place) medical aid was rendered to him. " Quote
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