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From Jungle Huts to Cloud Peaks: Climbing Mount Giluwe (Oceania’s Highest Volcano) and Mount Wilhelm (the 10th of the worlds’ 7 summits?) in Papua New Guinea
Where exactly is this place? Awake—where? Oh yes, a grass hut deep in the jungle. Bird calls echo over the hillside — chirps, caws, bassonic hoots, and what can only be described as the trumpet of something unseen flapping its way through the canopy. The jungle is alive with sound, near and far, layered and […]
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“At dawn the sun came across the land and into the window, slanting across the room with equatorial brightness, as close to the land as the earth would allow it.”
― Seven Summits Solo
― Seven Summits Solo
“It's like sneaking into heaven through the back door."
On entering Norway after flying across the Arctic Ocean in an aging Russian Biplane”
― Antonovs over the Arctic : Flying to the North Pole in Russian Biplanes
On entering Norway after flying across the Arctic Ocean in an aging Russian Biplane”
― Antonovs over the Arctic : Flying to the North Pole in Russian Biplanes
“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.”
― 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
“It's like sneaking into heaven through the back door."
On entering Norway after flying across the Arctic Ocean in an aging Russian Biplane”
― Antonovs over the Arctic : Flying to the North Pole in Russian Biplanes
On entering Norway after flying across the Arctic Ocean in an aging Russian Biplane”
― Antonovs over the Arctic : Flying to the North Pole in Russian Biplanes
“At dawn the sun came across the land and into the window, slanting across the room with equatorial brightness, as close to the land as the earth would allow it.”
― Seven Summits Solo
― Seven Summits Solo
“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.”
― 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
