
Nanga Parbat: Part IV A bit of reflective philosophy from the Shared Summits expedition team on Nanga Parbat.
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We both shouted expletives that began with "holy" and I quickly glanced back toward the rock to better position myself.
I wonder how many more will be lost to this. All that have failed have been given the final kiss. Lives are scattered beneath the face, broken hopes of those who lost the race.
Every time I miss the thin ledge, every time. And now dense blue sky pushed around, hiding the ledge, and everything else, but it was wired, it was going.

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For Issue 25's profile of El Capitan, we worked with the finest photographers ever to grace the Valley. Those historically significant images we couldn't fit between the covers you'll find here.
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Because of its ability to hold up in the rugged, perform well on peaks and offer superior suspension in all conditions, this little pack gets an Alpinist Mountain Standards medal.
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Last week on this website, one blogger commented on this month's K2 tragedy, and those factors which most likely brought about the disaster: "ignorance or laziness."
Here's to supporting local action, and to hoping climbers in southern Utah unite.
It's not an unfamiliar story: inexperienced climber, beautiful mountain range, makes mistake, breaks lots of bones, calls 911 on cell phone, rescued by helicopter. If that climber didn't have a cell phone, would they really have made that climb?
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