The Next Everest: How I Survived the Deadliest Day in the Mountains and Found the Strength to Attempt the Summit Again
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Jim Davidson is an experienced climber, motivational speaker and co -author of the book Carniz, a bestseller according to the New York Times. Together with his teammates, he twice received gratitude from the US National Parks service for voluntary participation in dangerous rescue operations in remote mountainous areas. Davidson gives inspiration to people throughout the United States and abroad, engaged in his professional business project “We will talk about adventures”. Davidson and his wife live in the state of Colorado, they have two children who adore adventures.
April 25, 2015, Jim Davidson took Everest, when the avalanchels of the mountain fell from an earthquake of magnitude 7.8, blocked him and his team The only way to salvation. The climbers were trapped at an altitude of more than 6,000 meters. The most powerful earthquake in Nepal took about 8,900 people in the last 81 year. That day was also the most terrible in the history of the conquest of Everest: 18 people were killed overnight on the mountain.
After two days of the anxieties and the unknown of Davidson and the team, he was evacuated by a helicopter from the slope of Everest. The incident shocked him so much that, despite the 33 years of regular climbing and the experience of the expedition manager, he was not sure that he could ever return here. And yet, without fear of risk and uncertainty, in 2017, Jim returned and finally fulfilled his dream of conquering the top.
This is not another story of the “taming” of the highest peak of the world. The author shows how to recognize changes, accept fate and allow uncertainty to prepare everyone for a meeting with their “next Everest”
April 25, 2015, Jim Davidson took Everest, when the avalanchels of the mountain fell from an earthquake of magnitude 7.8, blocked him and his team The only way to salvation. The climbers were trapped at an altitude of more than 6,000 meters. The most powerful earthquake in Nepal took about 8,900 people in the last 81 year. That day was also the most terrible in the history of the conquest of Everest: 18 people were killed overnight on the mountain.
After two days of the anxieties and the unknown of Davidson and the team, he was evacuated by a helicopter from the slope of Everest. The incident shocked him so much that, despite the 33 years of regular climbing and the experience of the expedition manager, he was not sure that he could ever return here. And yet, without fear of risk and uncertainty, in 2017, Jim returned and finally fulfilled his dream of conquering the top.
This is not another story of the “taming” of the highest peak of the world. The author shows how to recognize changes, accept fate and allow uncertainty to prepare everyone for a meeting with their “next Everest”
Author:
Author:Дэвидсон Д.
Cover:
Cover:Hard
Category:
- Category:Biographies & Memoirs
- Category:Religion & Spiritually
- Category:Magazines & Encyclopedia
Publication language:
Publication Language:Russian
Paper:
Paper:Offset
Age restrictions:
Age restrictions:12+
ISBN:
ISBN:978-5-17-135116-8
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