General Climbing Discussion

Topic	Date	User
High-Altitude Brawl on Everest	1-May-2013 At 3:48:31 PM	maxdacat
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yeah probably a slightly extreme counter-example. I'm curious what the danger actually was in the Everest situation. Climbers say they didn't knock ice or touch ropes and climbed 50m to left then below the leader to cross. "Falling ice" seems unlikely on a snow plod so maybe the issue was potential avalanches in which case i could see the sherpa's point.

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