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EXPEDITIONS

I haven't been everywhere, but it's on my list

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Denali
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THE GREAT ONE

Denali's remote location, extreme latitude, and sheer size make it a formidable challenge. Climbers face unpredictable weather, including fierce winds and frigid temperatures. The high altitude and technical terrain, with glaciers and crevasses, demand advanced mountaineering skills. Its isolation means self-sufficiency is crucial, adding to the difficulty.

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"There's no such   
thing as bad weather.

 Just inadequate clothing".

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With temperatures known to plummet as low as -40˚, climber need to ensure they prepared for the worst. Out there the cold isn't unpleasant - it's lethal.

Everest
MOUNT EVEREST -  NEPAL | ASIA

The summit of summits

On 23 May 2009 Robby Kojetin stood on the summit of Mount Everest, making him the 17th South African to summit the highest mountain on Earth.

8848m

-47˚C
VIA SOUTH WEST ROUTE
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