General Climbing Discussion

Topic	Date	User
Bolting Mt Everest	13-May-2005 At 11:36:35 PM	ShinToe Warrior
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On 13/05/2005 Richard wrote: >don't believe anyone has climbed everest starting from the lowest point >of land on the earth's surface (some where near the red sea I recall) and >then reaching the highest point on the earths surface,... > >if your desperate for a "first" it would be pretty good, just a long walk........ Tim McCartney-Snape has already done sea level to Everest summit. Not sure if anyone could be arsed starting at the red sea or where-ever.....

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