That’s a great list!!! Thank you. While any list based on achievements in Alpinism is largely objective, I would subjectively add Marc Andre Leclerq, David Lama, many Alaskans (Carl Tobin, Charlie Sassara, Vern Tejas, Jack Tackle…), legend Mark Twight, Anatoly Bukareev, and some Japanese (alive and dead, like Naomi Uemura), and some Italians (Gervasutti and Comici).
nostr:npub1tsgw6pncspg4d5u778hk63s3pls70evs4czfsmx0fzap9xwt203qtkhtk4 who are the top alpinists (alive or dead) who have not dedicated their career to 8000 m mountains?
00:36, would have left the right hook, cut loose the left leg, and go dead point to red jug on the right of the grey volume. My beta and sorry for the spray.
Came across a paper on decentralized media - thought of it for a while; then chose the client with the best logo
I got one (the theme is I’m late for something, I’m flunking an exam or even forgetting that I had to take one) and it comes every few months. My takeaway: avoiding doing something in order to feel some emotions.
I get up from bed at 0300 to do solo climbing laps in a crag 40’ away. Because I can’t sleep, because of burnout. And the odd climbing schedule is what makes more sense of my current life.
Howsit, howsit
I’m new to this and happy to have done it because in short, I can see much more engaging thought provoking posts - and less, much less quarrels and bickering.
I’m a professional alpinist - for now. Thank you!
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