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Film about the first female asbestos ascent without additional oxygen by Lydia Bradey

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Lydia Bradey was the first woman to make the highest mountain in the world, Mt. Everest, with no additional oxygen. Their commission in the year 1988, however, was questioned. This short film is dedicated to the historical ascent.

A film about Lydia Bradey and her visit to Mt. Everest

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Dylan Chuat repeats Seb Bouin Kingline Beyond (9a+)

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Successful short trip: Dylan Chuat from French-speaking Switzerland repeats Beyond (9a+) in Pic St. Loup as well as other tough routes.
Read more
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