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Wir vermissen ein Papierhandout hier im Raum everest aka 'anderer berg';)
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That's sort of like saying once you make it to the top of mount everest, you can't criticize someone for picking a bad location for base camp.
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If you fail that you have mount everest to climb to please your audience you can do it but you either have to be a brilliant director or the only other category is so bad that it's good.
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Editor's note: You can follow Scott's climb at onorbit. com/everest and on Twitter at SPOTScott
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You can follow what Scott Parazynski and I are up to at onorbit. com/everest.
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Editor's note: You can follow Scott's climb at onorbit. com/everest.
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August 30, 2009 - 7: 48 am siddharth shekhar - piture of mount everest
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bilby commented on the word everest
Legendary goal of monovocalic mountaineers.
November 16, 2008
bilby commented on the word everest
And me!
"At 9:30pm we roused and began to pack for the summit. The most important item of all to be placed in my pack was the small Buddha my mother had given me years before to place on the summit. In all the years of Everest climbing this had never been done and it was important to me that this symbol of the deeply held beliefs of all Sherpas and Tibetans be placed atop the highest point on earth, the abode of the gods. On the very top of my pack I had attached a small, fluffy toy bilby, which is a highly endangered Australian marsupial. My son had asked me to carry it and it also symbolised my heartfelt wish to conserve the wild places and creatures of this amazing planet."
- Judy and Tashi Tenzing, 'Tenzing and the Sherpas of Everest', 2001.
April 9, 2009