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  2. Mount Everest's highest camp is littered with frozen garbage ...

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    The highest camp on the world’s tallest mountain is littered with garbage that is going to take years to clean up, according to a Sherpa who led a team that worked to clear trash and dig up dead ...

  3. TrashTag - Wikipedia

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    TrashTag is an internet challenge and hashtag campaign where people clean up a heavily littered area, posting before and after photos with the hashtag #trashtag. [ 1 ] Examples and initiatives

  4. Norton Couloir - Wikipedia

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    From another camp at 8,150 m Tim Macartney-Snape and Greg Mortimer reached the summit on 2 October without bottled oxygen, the first Australians to reach the top of Everest. [ 1 ] In 2001, French snowboarder Marco Siffredi succeeded in the first snowboard descent of Everest by using the Norton Couloir.

  5. Gorakshep - Wikipedia

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    Gorak Shep was the original Everest Base Camp, being used by the Swiss mountain climbers in their attempt to climb the Everest in 1952. Later the camp was moved closer to the mountain, just below the Khumbu Ice Fall. Climbing time from Gorak Shep to the Everest Base Camp ranges from 1.5 to 2.5 hours, depending on the weather, acclimatization ...

  6. Mount Everest: Climbers will need to bring poo back to base camp

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  7. Great heights: Ellwood City woman journeys to Mount Everest ...

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    A photo snapped by Sarah Beatrice of Ellwood City on her hike to Mount Everest base camp. No warm water or heat, with thin air "When we got to 14,000 feet, 15,000 feet, 16,000, I put on my fleece ...

  8. Geneva Spur - Wikipedia

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    The Geneva Spur, named Eperon des Genevois [2] and has also been called the Saddle Rib [3] is a geological feature on Mount Everest—it is a large rock buttress near the summits of Everest and Lhotse. [4] [5] The Geneva spur is above Camp III and the Yellow Band, but before Camp IV and South Col. [4] It is a spur [6] near the south col.

  9. Five bodies retrieved from Mount Everest as melting snow ...

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    Five unidentified bodies have recently been removed from the mountain by Nepal’s army, including one skeleton, and a corpse that took 11 hours to free as it was encased in ice up to the head.