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Into the clouds : the race to climb the world's most dangerous mountain

Olson, Tod. (Author).

Describes the expedition to the summit of the world's most deadly mountain, K2, by Charlie Houston and his fellow mountaineers, detailing their life-risking efforts to follow in the footsteps of another expedition that ended in tragedy.

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J 796.522095491 Ols
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  • ISBN: 9781338207361
  • Physical Description xviii, 265 pages : illustrations ; 22 cm
  • Edition First edition.
  • Publisher [Place of publication not identified] : [publisher not identified], 2020.

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Into the Clouds: the Race to Climb the World's Most Dangerous Mountain (Scholastic Focus)
Into the Clouds: the Race to Climb the World's Most Dangerous Mountain (Scholastic Focus)
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Into the Clouds: the Race to Climb the World's Most Dangerous Mountain (Scholastic Focus)

SectionSection DescriptionPage Number
Prologue Camp VIII, K2, August 6, 1953p. xi
Part 11938: The Dirty Work
1    Because It's Therep. 2
2    Not Like Other Mountainsp. 13
3    From Another Worldp. 24
4    How Small Indeedp. 34
Part 21939: The Hermit of K2
5    Boys to Menp. 52
6    The Siegep. 65
7    Puppet Masterp. 80
8    A Perfect Day to Summitp. 92
9    Desertedp. 106
10    The Most Beautiful Monumentp. 115
Part 31953: The Savage Mountain
11    No Superstarsp. 126
12    Back to the Mountainp. 137
13    Ghosts of K2p. 147
14    Three Good Daysp. 163
15    In the Eye of the Stormp. 174
16    The Death Zonep. 183
17    The Fallp. 197
18    Fellowship of the Ropep. 208
Epilogue A Beautiful Failurep. 221
The Gearp. 230
Author's Notep. 233
Sourcesp. 239
Source Notesp. 249
Photo Creditsp. 261
Acknowledgmentsp. 263
About the Authorp. 267