Post by dunki31 on Mar 2, 2024 1:17:29 GMT -8
Today, in this cold winter season, somewhere deep in the Himalayan massif in the area of Pakistan, the second mountain in the world at 8611m, KaraKoram, or K2 for short, is still unconquered. But a group of climbers from all over the world accompanied by Nepalese and Pakistani Sherpas have created one of the most famous expeditions in the world to climb this "monster" where, apart from the steepness of this mountain, the biggest challenges are the lack of O2 and extremely low temperatures ranging from -30 to 65 degrees zero. I also invite you to participate to the mountaineer from Kosovo, Uta Ibrahimi, who did not join you due to not fully rehabilitating, at the time of her injured leg, but also the planned projects for Anapurna, Malaku, etc.
In this very interesting Cambodia WhatsApp Number Data article by the professional journalist in the field of mountaineering, Angela Benavides analyzes the "crazies" of this attempt to climb K2 in winter, where the whole world of mountaineering is following this great ascent with great interest. . The big debate in the K2 climbing community this winter isn't about the commercialism of people or the dangers that lie ahead for relatively inexperienced climbers. It is about the yes or no use of oxygen (O2) in climbing K2. Most major climbers have avoided openly criticizing the style of current expeditions. Everyone, from Simone Moro to Denis Urubko, quotes as in ordinary diplomacy where they deem it reasonable to have the right of everyone to climb a mountain.
Instead, they express a desire more than a criticism: They hope that the first winter ascent of K2 will happen without supplemental O2. Read also: Laugh with tears/ The Belgian race is drowned in the rain, the RTSH commentators shoot hard at the FIA 2022 World Cup Qualifiers/Liverpool bans Salah from teaming up with Egypt Adam Bielecki has been adamant about using oxygen in cylinders. "Oxygen going up to 8,000m is like doing the Tour de France on an electric bike," he tweeted recently. "The nature of the work is completely different." Even Chamonix-based mountain photographer Jon Griffith agrees. He wrote on FaceBook recently that:- "2020 is this year if you want to judge the price reasonable, you must adhere to ethics and modern styles.
In this very interesting Cambodia WhatsApp Number Data article by the professional journalist in the field of mountaineering, Angela Benavides analyzes the "crazies" of this attempt to climb K2 in winter, where the whole world of mountaineering is following this great ascent with great interest. . The big debate in the K2 climbing community this winter isn't about the commercialism of people or the dangers that lie ahead for relatively inexperienced climbers. It is about the yes or no use of oxygen (O2) in climbing K2. Most major climbers have avoided openly criticizing the style of current expeditions. Everyone, from Simone Moro to Denis Urubko, quotes as in ordinary diplomacy where they deem it reasonable to have the right of everyone to climb a mountain.
Instead, they express a desire more than a criticism: They hope that the first winter ascent of K2 will happen without supplemental O2. Read also: Laugh with tears/ The Belgian race is drowned in the rain, the RTSH commentators shoot hard at the FIA 2022 World Cup Qualifiers/Liverpool bans Salah from teaming up with Egypt Adam Bielecki has been adamant about using oxygen in cylinders. "Oxygen going up to 8,000m is like doing the Tour de France on an electric bike," he tweeted recently. "The nature of the work is completely different." Even Chamonix-based mountain photographer Jon Griffith agrees. He wrote on FaceBook recently that:- "2020 is this year if you want to judge the price reasonable, you must adhere to ethics and modern styles.