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Everest George Craig

Everest By George Craig

Everest by George Craig


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The possibility of climbing the world's highest mountain was first aired in 1885. Although Tibet and Nepal were initially forbidden to explorers, the challenge captured the imagination of the world's mountaineers. This title chronicles the story of the mountain and those who attempted the ultimate test of bravery.

Everest Summary

Everest by George Craig

The possibility of climbing the world's highest mountain was first aired in 1885. Although Tibet and Nepal were initially forbidden to explorers, the challenge captured the imagination of the world's mountaineers. Over the next 68 years, obstacles were overcome to allow 12 full-scale expeditions to attempt the summit. Eleven ended in failure - until on 29 May 1953, the British team achieved the seemingly impossible. The magic of Everest remains undiminished. Since 1953, many expeditions have conquered the mighty peak, but it remains one of the world's supreme challenges: its very name synonymous with the biggest, the best and the most dangerous. Packed with stunning photography and informative text, Everest will chronicle the story of the mountain and those who attempted - some successfully, others with fatal consequences - the ultimate test of bravery.

About George Craig

George Craig has followed the fascination of mountaineers with Everest for many years. He lives in the UK.

Table of Contents

The Vision of Everest; The Impossible Dream; On Top of the World: In the Footsteps of Hillary; Because it is There; 60 Years On.

Additional information

GOR007737737
9781780973524
1780973527
Everest by George Craig
Used - Good
Hardback
Welbeck Publishing Group
20130509
128
N/A
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