American Michelle Dvorak and British climber Fay Manners were transported to safety by an Indian Air Force helicopter on Oct.
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American and British climbers have been rescued after being stranded for three days on a mountain in India’s Himalayan north.
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Why do climbing ropes get tangled? And how to avoid itThere are several reasons why climbers end up with twisted ropes – but thankfully there are ways to get around the problem ...
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"A series of bad decisions" leaves Mt. Whitney climber dangling on rope for 18 hours awaiting rescueDue to diminishing daylight and snow and ice on the route, the climbers reportedly "decided they were beyond their ability" ...
When talking to his students, Clint Hoffar realized that most of his kids had never been in the canyon before.
Teams have rescued two mountain climbers who were trapped 20,000 feet high in the Himalayas for two days after a rope that ...
A British and an American climber have been rescued from Chaukhamba III in the Indian Himalayas by the Indian Air Force. The ...
Five years before Richard's death, the unforgiving force of gravity had already dealt Gus a shocking blow. He'd fallen from a ...
Two climbers who lost their tent and gear on a mountain in India's Himalayas have been rescued after getting stranded for ...
Fay Manners, originally from Bedfordshire, and her climbing partner, Michelle Dvorak from the United States, were stranded on Chaukhamba mountain in northern India when the rope lifting their food, ...
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