Everest : Mountain Without Mercy

Everest: Mountain Without Mercy by Broughton Coburn, published by National Geographic in October 1997, is a reissue that spans 256 pages. This book presents a detailed account of the tragic 1996 expedition to climb Everest, featuring over 125 full-color photographs, including stunning IMAX images, alongside firsthand narratives from survivors of the climb that resulted in the loss of eight lives.
Readers will find a comprehensive exploration of the challenges faced during this infamous ascent, with a focus on the harrowing experiences of those involved. The book delves into the themes of mountaineering and the dangers associated with climbing Everest, providing insights into both the breathtaking beauty and the perilous nature of this iconic mountain. The combination of visual and narrative elements offers a poignant look at the events of that fateful expedition.
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More than 125 full-color photographs, including spectacular IMAX images, and firsthand accounts by survivors chronicle the fateful 1996 expedition to climb Everest, a trek that ended up claiming eight lives. 100,000 first printing. BOMC. First serial, National Geographic. Tour.
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