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Everest
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What the continents had in common was far less important than what was different. To be successful on the peaks it was more important to learn intuitively and adapt to the new cultures and climbing conditions, than to ascend relying on past experience.
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― To Everest Via Antarctica: Climbing Solo on the Highest Peak on Each of the World's Seven Continents
― To Everest Via Antarctica: Climbing Solo on the Highest Peak on Each of the World's Seven Continents
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But there are men for whom the unattainable has a special attraction. Usually they are not experts: their ambitions and fantasies are strong enough to brush aside the doubts which more cautious men might have. Determination and faith are their strongest weapons. At best such men are regarded as eccentric; at worst, mad...
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― Everest: A Mountaineering History
― Everest: A Mountaineering History
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