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Amazing to see the route from Basecamp to the Summit.
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Amazing vid and beautiful scenery, I don't get why people climb it any more, seems like bragging rights aren't so impressive at this point. Seems like the effort isn't worth the reward. Of course I'm not an adrenalin junkie either.
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Great video.
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That was way to cool to see. No pun intended. 
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That’s about as close as i need to be.
A couple good books about Everest
1) Into Thin Air by Jon Krakauer
(most have at least heard of, if not read)
2) High Crimes by Michael Kodas
I highly recommend both
A couple good books about Everest
1) Into Thin Air by Jon Krakauer
(most have at least heard of, if not read)
2) High Crimes by Michael Kodas
I highly recommend both
