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Top of the World Books Catalogue 42: November 2010 Mountaineering Bates, Robert H. The Love of Mountains is Best: Climbs and Travels from K2 to Kathmandu. 1994 Randall, Portsmouth, 1st, 8vo, pp.xv, 493, photo Alpinist #32 Autumn 2010. #25559, $9.99 frontis, 8 color & 144 bw photos, 12 maps, 5 sketches, photo eps, dec blue Sarmineto, Foraker, Karakoram, and much more! cloth; inscribed by Bates, dj fine, cloth fine. #9492, $89.- Alexander, Eric. The Summit: Faith Beyond Everest’s Death Zone. 2010 Bob Bates has provided us with a terrific book covering his entire career, from US, 1st, 8vo, pp.223, 72 color & 15 bw photos, drawing, appendix, wraps; the first ascent of Mt. Lucania with Bradford Washburn, to K2 in 1938 and 1953 signed, new. #25611, $14.99 with Charles Houston, to Ulugh Muztagh. This book is a must read, with maps Alexander presents a powerful story of guiding people with disabilities to six of and sketches by Dee Molenaar. the Seven Summits. Here are his accounts of Ama Dablam (2000 with Erik —. Mountain Man: The Story of Belmore Browne - Hunter, Explorer, Weihenmayer), Everest (2001 with Erik Weihenmayer), Elbrus & Mt Cook Artist, Naturalist and Preserver of our Northern Wilderness. 1991 Amwell (2002), Pisco (2003), Kilimanjaro (2004, 2007), Aconcagua & Denali (2005), Press, Clinton, 2nd, 4to, pp.xvii, 424, 33 color illus, 98 bw photos, sketches, 4 and Vinson (2006). Intertwined throughout is Eric’s strong faith in God and life maps, appendix, gilt dec brown cloth, slipcase; slipcase fine, cloth new. lessons gained with his expeditions. #23623, $59.- Ardito, Stefano, ed. -
Explorersweb - the Pioneers Checkpoint - the Pioneers Checkpoint
Explorersweb - the pioneers checkpoint - the pioneers checkpoint http://www.explorersweb.com/print.php?id=20164 May 19, 2011 10:53 am EDT Himalaya and Everest wrap-up: pushing the edge in shaky weather, watch it live take 2 (Brooke Meetze) Another bunch of some 20 climbers summited Everest south in reportedly mild 10kts. Judging from the dispatches, the wind seems to alternate between hard and calm. More climbers are going up tonight, also on Lhotse, Everest North side, Kangchenjunga and Makalu. Watch for the oxygen-less attempts and a paraglide on Everest tonight, possibly even on the webcam just set up by the scientists at the Italian solar pyramid close to BC. Technology The EvK2Cnr Everest webcam has just been set up by the High Altitude Scientific and Technological Research. Here's from the press release: "The picture shows Mount Everest, 8,848 m, the highest mountain in the world. On the right you can see the South Col plateau, 8,000 m. The image is updated every 5 minutes, and you can even see the movements of clouds around the mountain. The webcam is active only with daylight, almost between 6 am and 18 pm, Nepali time zone." Everest South Gavin Bate (watch it live, take 1)/Adventure Alternative intended climbing up to Camp 4 (8,000m) on the South Col today, which means summit push tonight. "Looking at forecast it seems that there may be high winds tonight and tomorrow but if the team can make it up to camp 4 on the 19th May then it looks very positive for a summit on the morning of the 20th May! If not the 20th then the 21st which also looks like it will be favourable weather conditions." MountainTrip, led by Scott Woolums, aborted their summit attempt reporting strong and increasing winds. -
Everest Also Called Mt
MOUNTAINEERING IN NEPAL FACTS AND FIGURES Government of Nepal Ministry of Culture,Tourism & Civil Aviation Department of Tourism Kathmandu March, 2017 Gofob"t – c° @!! 1 Published Date : March, 2017 Number of Copies : 500 Copyright @ : Department of Tourism Published by : Ministry of Culture, Tourism & Civil Aviation Department of Tourism Bhrikutimandap, Kathmandu Tel : 977-1-4256231, 4247037 Fax : 977-1-4227281 Website: www.tourismdepartment.gov.np Email : [email protected] 2 Gofob"t – c° @!! Chief Editor Mr. Dinesh Bhattarai Director General Editor Team Mr. Durga Datta Dhakal, Director Mr. Sabin Raj Dhakal, Director Mr. Laxman Sharma, Director Mr. Krishna Lamsal, Director Mr. Bishnu Prasad Regmi, Director Mr. Rishi Ram Bhattarai, Section Officer Mr. Rajendra Kumar Shrestha, Account Officer Ms. Rama Bhandari Gautam, Statistical Officer Supporting Team Mr. Santosh Moktan, Computer Officer Mr. Khem Raj Aryal, Nayeb Subba Mr. Tilakram Pandey, Accountant Gofob"t – c° @!! 3 4 Gofob"t – c° @!! Message Nepal is culturally rich country with variety of world-class and nature-based destination. Nepal is ideal destination for revelling untouched, undiscovered land and uncovering yourself. With most of the mighty peaks and mountains lying in Nepal, It is dreamland for mountaineers and trekkers. Mt. Everest also called Mt. Sagarmatha or Mt. Chomolungma is the highest mountain in the world with 8,848m height lies in nepal along with 7 other peaks ranging above 8,000m. In 1949, Nepal's peaks / mountains were opened for climbing. Since then, mountaineering has been the major tourism activity and considered as prolific sector in terms of revenue generation of the country. So, The Government of Nepal has opened 414 peak for mountaineering activities by adding 104 peaks in 2014. -
Nepal 2015-16 Sides of Cho Oyu and Everest Had to Relocate; Many Went to Mansalu
N EP A L 2 0 1 5 - 1 6 283 he earthquakes that struck Nepal in the spring of 2015 continue to have IAN WALL Ta devastating impact on ordinary people and the region’s infrastructure. Because of extensive damage to the border crossing areas, China closed the Tibet Himalaya and expeditions scheduled for Shishapangma, and the north Nepal 2015-16 sides of Cho Oyu and Everest had to relocate; many went to Mansalu. Then in September 2015, India closed its joint border with Nepal, allegedly due to hostilities in the Terai region of Nepal over the nation’s new constitution. Many people publically expressed the view that India was annoyed about Nepal’s apparent turn from a Hindu state to a secular one. The border clo- sures further slowed Nepal’s recovery from the earthquakes. Autumn 2015 Foreign visitors likely noticed little difference to life in Kathmandu other than fewer vehicles being on the road. India’s blockade manifested itself in particular in Kathmandu: there was no fuel, no medicines or raw materials and no cooking gas since Nepal gets 95% of these requirements from India. As might be expected, a thriving black market developed driving prices up. Domestic flight costs increased as there was limited aviation fuel and many non-tourist flights were cancelled, although that happens during more nor- mal periods too. Some expeditions did succeed during the autumn 2015 season. The first ascent of Gave Ding (6571m), by Mick Fowler and Paul Ramsden, in far north-western Nepal via its difficult north face was covered in AJ 2016. -
FRÜHJAHR 2013 Ausgabe 9 Ausgabe TEXAPORE SOFTSHELL: EINE JACKE FÜR ALLES DAS SET FÜR Editorial 3 ALPINES TREKKING MIT KOMPROMISSLOS WASSERDICHTER SOFTSHELL
1 Reise Das Transa-Kundenmagazin FRÜHJAHR 2013 Ausgabe 9 Ausgabe TEXAPORE SOFTSHELL: EINE JACKE FÜR ALLES DAS SET FÜR Editorial 3 ALPINES TREKKING MIT KOMPROMISSLOS WASSERDICHTER SOFTSHELL PERFORMANCE CROSSTRAIL HALF ZIP MEN T MEN HIGH VOLTAGE JACKET MEN THERMO BOTTLE GRIP 0,9 ACTIVATE ALPINE PANTS MEN THERMO MUG 0,25 ALPINE TRAIL 34 MEN* DEVIATOR TEXAPORE MEN * exklusive Inhalt 4 Editorial 1 Reise Das Transa-Kundenmagazin TRANSA HANDBUCH Die beste Auswahl an hochwertiger Ausrüstung für Travel, Outdoor & Bike 2013 FRÜHJAHR 2013 Alle Vögel sind schon da – und auch die Frühlingsboten von Transa: die neue www.transa.ch be 9 4-Seasons.ch und usga A das neue Handbuch. Vier Jahreszeiten, vier Kundenmagazine 4-Seasons.ch wird nun seinem Namen gerecht: Das Transa-Kundenmagazin erscheint ab sofort viermal pro Jahr. Der Transa-Marketingleiter Guy Lorétan erklärt die Beweggründe – und was das mit dem neuen Handbuch zu tun hat. Guy, warum gönnt Transa seinen Kunden nun vier zur Pflege der Produkte. Diese Infotexte überarbei- Magazine pro Jahr? ten wir für jede Ausgabe, damit sie immer auf dem In gewisser Weise verpflichtet uns ja schon der aktuellsten Stand sind. Bei allem nötigen Know- Titel 4-Seasons.ch dazu, je eine Ausgabe für how soll aber letztlich auch das Handbuch in erster Frühling, Sommer, Herbst und Winter zu bringen. Linie Lust aufs Rausgehen und Reisen machen. So unterschiedlich die Jahreszeiten, so vielfältig sind die Outdoor-Aktivitäten, zu denen wir die Gleichzeitig macht ihr das Handbuch etwas rarer. Kunden inspirieren möchten. Ausserdem haben wir Warum druckt ihr weniger Exemplare? einen grossen Schatz an Erlebnissen und Erfah- Aus ökologischen Gründen haben wir die gedruckte Guy Lorétan. -
Sie Muss Raus, in Die Natur, Nur Da Fühlt Sich CECILIE SKOG Zu Hause. Die 37-Jährige Bestieg Die Höchsten Gipfel, Erreichte Als Erste Frau Nord- Und Südpol
schicksal ICH KANN NICHT ANDERS Sie muss raus, in die Natur, nur da fühlt sich CECILIE SKOG zu Hause. Die 37-Jährige bestieg die höchsten Gipfel, erreichte als erste Frau Nord- und Südpol. Und das, obwohl sie auf einer Expedition zum K2 ihren Mann verlor. Was treibt die Norwegerin an? TEXT: MILA HANKE WEISSE WEITEN In der Eiswüste der Antarktis fühlt sich Cecilie Skog mehr zu Hause als im Alltag in Oslo 62 activelife ICH KANN NICHT ANDERS POWER-ELFE Sie muss raus, in die Natur, nur da fühlt sich Sie scheint zerbrechlich, verträumt. Aber das CECILIE SKOG zu Hause. Die 37-Jährige bestieg die täuscht: Cecilie kann einen 135-Kilo-Schlitten wochenlang durchs Eis ziehen höchsten Gipfel, erreichte als erste Frau Nord- und Südpol. Und das, obwohl sie auf einer Expedition zum K2 ihren Mann verlor. Was treibt die Norwegerin an? as eiskalte Wasser kriecht ihr den Rücken rauf, vor Schreck vergisst sie zu atmen. Ihr Fuß samt Ski hat sich an der Eis- Dscholle verklemmt, die gerade unter ihr weggebrochen ist. Bis zur Brust versinkt Cecilie Skog im Polarmeer, kann sich nicht bewegen. Ihren wasserdichten Anzug hat sie gerade nicht an. Erst nach elf Minuten scha!en es ihre Begleiter, sie aus dem Eis- meer zu ziehen. Fast wäre ihre Geschich- te damals zu Ende gewesen, 40 Kilometer vorm nördlichsten Punkt der Erde. „ADRENALIN-KICKS SIND nicht das, was mich antreibt. Ich hasse es, Angst zu haben. Ich will mich in der Natur wohlfühlen.“ Das BRUN sagt eine 1,60 Meter große Frau, die mit Ski- E T E ern 48 Tage bis zum Nordpol wanderte, auf GN A wackeligen Eisschollen, zwischendurch M, CO immer wieder im Neoprenanzug durchs 50 G. -
Volume 33 # January 2016
THE HIMALAYAN CLUB l E-LETTER Volume 33 l January 2016 Mick Fowler and Paul Ramsden during the first ascent of Gave Ding 6571m in Nepal (ED+ 1600m, 7 days) [Photo: by archive1 Mick Fowler Paul Ramsden] THE HIMALAYAN CLUB l E-LETTER E-News Letter Volume 33. January 2016 Contents Climbs and Explorations ...................................................................4 Eastern Himalaya ........................................................................................... 4 First ascent of San Lian East ................................................................... 4 New Routing in China’s Gangga Range ................................................. 6 Sikkim and Nepal Himalaya ........................................................................ 7 Ukrainian Climbers Score Major Route on Mt. Talung ............................ 7 A New Route on Dzasampa Tse .............................................................. 9 Accident: Taboche’s North Buttress ...................................................... 10 Tragedy on Nilgiri South......................................................................... 13 First Ascents in Rolwaling Himal .............................................................. 15 Khumbu Valley ........................................................................................ 16 First overall ascent of Gave Ding 6571m ............................................... 17 American Team Climbs Jabou Ri ........................................................... 18 Kumaun and Garhwal ................................................................................