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Hardest Women's Mixed Climb by Lucka Hrozova: Photo Debrief From Colorado

The hardest women’s mixed climb ever and first ascent Saphira M15 by Lucka Hrozova

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Antarctica: Snowsailer grounded at Novo

Charles Werb explains why he preferred to be supported by a truck

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Pay It Forward: Polar Skier Shares Book Profit in Quebec Sponsor Fund

Offer by South Pole kite-skier, Frédéric Dion, together with Mountain Hardwear - submit application by March 15th

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Winter Nanga Parbat: Kinshofer Route Climbers Keep the Ball Rolling - UPDATED

After multiple rotations to C1 and a couple of false starts to regain acclimatization above 5100m, the Kinshofer route climbers are finally back in C2 (6100m). UPDATED

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Rower Missing at Sea

Michael Johnson (21) from Zimbabwe was swept off his seat and into the sea.

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Biking the Amazon: Between Hate and Love

Skype chat with the biking brothers, "Piotr, Amazon is playing games with us"

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Nanga Parbat: Daniele Departs, Tomek Returns and Strong Summit Wind

Off the mountain, there have been few developments over the past week.

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Interview with Paul Vicary: North Pole 2016 attempt

Paul Vicary (left in pic) "Scott, for me, is a huge inspiration in the field of polar exploration.”

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Interview with Mark Langridge: North Pole 2016 attempt

With two full route South Pole expeditions in his bag, Langridge is part of the UK Trio who will be setting off from Cape Arktichevskiy

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Marcin Gienieczko’s adventure plans

The expeditions will take him to Mongolia, Canada, Greenland, and eventually, Antarctica

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Last skiers arrived at the South Pole

From Hercules Inlet: Emma Kelty and Pachi Ibarra reached the end of the earth. Ski Season's End

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Snowsailer to sail to the South Pole

Australian Charles Werb on his way to Antarctica

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Biking the Amazon: Mighty river shows its strength - will they prevail?

"Waves, two-meters high, are forcing us back. For two hours, we are still in the same location and I can't see Hubert!"

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Pirate Stories-Biking the Amazon – Part VI

"Muito perigoso" - pirate stories from the Amazon. Biking in the Amazon – Part VI

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Nanga Parbat: New Team at Rupal BC, Bad Weather Continues

Nanga Parbat climbers remain in BC as hostile weather is expected to last until mid-next week, if not more.

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Henry Worsley: Memories and Lessons

2016 North Pole team remembers their 2011-12 South Pole mate

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Hot Air Balloon World Record

Russian hot air balloon pilots, Fedor Konyukhov and Ivan Menyaylo, plus Fedor's next record attempt

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South Pole ski update: Kiters complete crossing

Devon McDiarmid and Stew Edge arrived at Hercules Inlet

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"Memories of a great friend,” Lou Rudd remembers Henry Worsley

"I witnessed a man full of passion and sheer determination to achieve his goals and yet also very humble and kind.”

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A Long Pause for Nanga Parbat Teams

A full scale blizzard – with heavy snowfall and winds exceeding 100km/hr – is about to hit the Nanga Parbat. With no respite in weather at least until February 4th, the climbers now fight bad conditions in BC.

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South Pole skier, Henry Worsley, passed away

We Salute You, Lieutenant Colonel

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South Pole Skier in Hospital

Henry Worsley back in Punta Arenas

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Winter 2016: It’s Over for Nanga Light Team; Tomek and Elisabeth Back in BC

Tomek Mackiewicz and Elisabeth Revol are back in Base Camp after a full day descent from 7200m. Meanwhile, Kinshofer route team have extended fixed ropes till C3 (6700) and there are reports of significant progress on Schell route as well.

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Antarctica evacuations: Journeys end

Henry Worsley and Carl Alvey at Union Glacier

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Nanga Parbat: Summit Push Update and an Eventful Day

Tomek Mackiewicz and Elisabeth Revol are back in C4 (at 7200m) after a tiring day on the mountain. It was a busy day for other climbers as well.

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Nanga Parbat Summit Push: Stats and Numbers

A historic moment is unfolding in the world of mountaineering

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Nanga Parbat Summit Bid: Tomek and Elisabeth at 7200m

Tomek Mackiewicz and Elisabeth Revol have reached 7200m on Nanga Parbat, and aiming to reach summit tomorrow or day after.

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Antarctica: So Near And Yet So far

Slow progress to Shackleton Glacier. Skiers and kiters meet on Hercules Inlet route.

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Nanga Parbat: Tomek and Elisabeth Going for Summit, Progress on Schell Route

First summit push of the season is underway on Nanga Parbat.

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Eric Philips: 1998-99 Shackleton Glacier to 2015 Queen Maud Land (Exweb Interview)

"Breathtaking beauty" times two. First traverse of Shackleton Glacier.

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Bielecki and Czech Leave Nanga Parbat, Good Weather and Possible Summit Attempt

Things haven’t been moving as per plan for Adam Bielecki and Jacek Czech since a while, and the duo have now announced the end of their expedition. Whereas, Tomek Mackiewicz and Elisabeth Revol may go for the summit.

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Devon, Stew, Mostafa and Shahrom at the South Pole

Completing the 890 km route from the Ronne-Filchner Ice Shelf (Messner Route) in 38 days.

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This Week on Pythom

Adventure headlines kicking off 2016

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Queen Maud Land, "probably the most fascinating ice and rock landscape of our planet,” says Christoph Hoebenreich

"You will feel like an astronaut exploring a new world on another planet.”

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Solo skier Luke Robertson arrived at the South Pole

40 days over 1130 km, first Scot and youngest Brit solo, unassisted unsupported

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Meetings with Amazon pirates

"It’s been already a second meeting with the pirates," reported David Andres and Hubert Kisinski

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Nanga Parbat: Unification, Progress and Bad Conditions

The climbers on Kinshofer route have decided to join hands and work as a single unit.

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Antarctica: Skier aborted expedition; cold -47ºC; and 10,400ft topped on Titan Dome

Also: Call for the Shackleton Award nominations and Greenland team mate

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Ski North Pole 2016: British Trio

South Pole skiers to attempt sledge-hauling from Russia to Geographic North Pole (90ºN)

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Winter Nanga Parbat: Tomek and Elisabeth in C3, Challenges for Poles on Rupal Side

Teams on Nanga Parbat preparing themselves – acclimatizing and high camps fixing - for a potential summit window.

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Pedal Boat Crew rescued

"The boat was handling strong Cape Seas, 40 knot winds & 4-6 metre swells but the pedal system just couldn't beat the conditions"

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Acclimatization Continues on Nanga Parbat

Each of Nanga Parbat teams is acclimatizing at its own pace.

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Antarctica: Titan Dome and Katabatic Winds

Wind-chill down to minus 40 degrees; race against time

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Winter Nanga Parbat: Route Statistics

Explaining routes taken by Twenty Five winter Nanga Parbat expeditions thus far, by data and info-graphics.

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Rest Days on Nanga Parbat after Initial Progress, Second Rotations Start from Today

After some good days on mountain, all Nanga Parbat teams retreated to BC because of bad weather. ‘Snow and terrible conditions’ are expected to ease a bit, starting from today.

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Christmas and Holidays on the Amazon! Part 5

David Andres and Hubert Kisinski crossed into Brazil. "In December 1985, at the same border point, while kayaking I was shot at by the military guards," says author Piotr Chmielinski.

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Henry Worsley at the South Pole

Phase to the South completed, traverse continues to the North

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This Week on Pythom

One door closes, another opens. HAPPY NEW 2016!

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Nanga Parbat: Poles Revisit their Strategy, Others Continue Acclimatization

The climbers need to be adaptive and proactive on Nanga Parbat.

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Antarctica: Teapot Air-Drop and Christmas

Doug Tumminello received a new teapot, in an awkward situation. Henry Worsley crossed brutal sastrugi and closes in on Last Degree.

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Winter Nanga Parbat: Progress on Rupal Side, Arrivals at Diamir BC

After negotiating complexities of Pakistani bureaucracy, all five Nanga Parbat teams are up against the mountain itself now.

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Christmas on Antarctica Hundred Years Ago

Shackleton December 25, 1915: "Our thoughts went back to those at home. We wondered, too, that day, as we sat down to our “lunch” of stale, thin bannock and a mug of thin cocoa, what they were having at home.”

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Pythom Interview: Sung Taek Hong About Lhotse South Face Expedition 2015

Mr Hong is hoping to return to the mountain, as early as spring 2016.

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Fish sing ... no, the fish talk in Ucayali (Amazon Bikers, Part 4)

Earthquake on the River, nightmare night navigation, village people and sympathetic thieves

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Length of Britain sailing World Record

First Ever: Lands End to John O’Groats, in under 84 hours

 
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