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Antarctica · Antarctica

Remains of British Meteorologist Found in Glacier Identified as Dennis 'Tink' Bell

49% Center coverage: 91 sources

A multidisciplinary recovery mission transported bone fragments alongside personal effects to the UK for DNA confirmation with family repatriation under coroner supervision.See the Story

Everest · Nepal

Nepal makes 97 mountains free to climb, raises fee for Mount Everest

48% Center coverage: 37 sources

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Police · Pakistan

Mountaineers set off on foot to retrieve the body of a Chinese climber who died on K2

39% Center coverage: 28 sources

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Swiss Adventurer Skiing, Cycling, Sailing, Trekking from Norway to the Amazon » Explorersweb

Loic Cappellin is already over 7,000km into a multi-discipline expedition, traveling solely by human and wind power from North Cape in Norway to the Amazon. The Swiss adventurer began his journey in late January by skiing 1,100km south to Hemavan in northern Sweden. There, he hopped on his bike and cycled 7,000km across Europe, eventually reaching Morocco. "I’m now about to start a 1,000-kilometer trek on foot across the Moroccan desert, heading…Cycling · Norway Read Article

After Vandalism, the Sycamore Gap Tree Sprouts Again » Explorersweb

A week after the criminal sentencing of two men who cut down the iconic Sycamore Gap Tree, I hiked along Hadrian's Wall to the ruins of where the tree once stood. It was overcast. My through-walk had begun two days before in the sun, but by the time I swung away from the highway and tame agricultural land, the wind had swept in with force. It was the perfect moody northern British day to stare mournfully at the treeless Gap, a monument to sensel…Northumberland, England · Northumberland Read Article

Famed Russian Climber Nikolay Totmyanin Dies - Gripped Magazine

Accomplished Russian alpinist Nikolay Totmyanin died on Aug. 11, at the age of 66 after falling ill during a descent from Pobeda Peak (Jengish Chokusu, 7,439 m) on the Kyrgyzstan-China border. Despite his efforts to descend quickly, he was admitted to intensive care in Bishkek on Aug. 10 and passed away the following morning, as reported by Anna Piunova of Mountain.ru. Totmyanin, a nuclear power engineer from Saint Petersburg, had a remarkable c…See the Story

So Far, All Well for Climbers on the Perilous Descent Down K2 » Explorersweb

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

The climbers who summited K2 yesterday are now carefully descending the mountain. As the trackers of several climbers indicate, each team is following a different pace. The Imagine Nepal and Alpinist Climber Expeditions' teams have been slowly heading for Camp 2. There, they will likely rest before packing up and continuing to Base Camp during the coldest hours tonight. No-O2 climbers Prakash Sherpa has updated the list of his team's summits. Hi…See the Story

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