Denali&Apos S Howl: The Deadliest Climbing Disaster On America&Apos Wildest Peak Andy Hall Corgi Books Αγγλικά Βιβλία Health Family & Life Style

In 1967 Twelve Young Men Attempted To Climb Alaska’s Mount Mckinley – Known Locals As Denali ‘The High One’ One Of The Most Popular And Deadly Mountaineering Destinations World Only Five Survived Journalist Andy Hall Grew Up Mountain’s Shadow Son Ranger On Duty At Time Tragedy Has Spent Years Tracking Down Survivors Lost Documents Recordings Radio Communications Piece Together Chain Events Denali’s Howl Reveals Full Story An Expedition Facing Conditions Conclusively Established Here For First Time: Elevation Nearly 20 000 Feet These Endured “Arctic Super Blizzard ” With Howling Winds 300 Miles Hour Wind Chill That Freezes Flesh Solid Minutes All This Without High-Tech Gear Equipment Climbers Use Today Well Caught Inside Storm Is Those Outside It Trying Save Them - Hall’s Father Among Book Gives Readers A Detailed Look Culture Climbing Then Now Raises Uncomfortable Questions About Each Player Was Enough Done Rescue Or Were Their Fates Sealed When They Ascended Into Path Unprecedented Storm? Σελίδες: 288 Διαστάσεις: 12 7X12 7Cm