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To: quidditch who wrote (10359)	2/28/2000 3:51:00 PM
From: MileHigh	Respond to of 29986

steven, You guys are funny! Re '96 Everest climb, yes many issues here. Yours is right on from what I know. She probably shouldn't have even been there IMO. There is/was also the financial incentive to shuttle people up and down the peak for $70K+ regardless of the persons climbing skills in order to capture the fee. But I still think many avid outdoors persons could use the G phone. I know many people who do not even like to camp because they get scared, perhaps the phone will make them feel better. Regards, MileHigh PS- If you read the book, the real hero (and climbing god) is Anatoli Boukreev. He saved lives and nearly summited 3 times over that 2-3 day time period from either base camp or camp IV.

To: quidditch who wrote (10359)	2/28/2000 3:54:00 PM
From: MileHigh	Respond to of 29986

Also, I read Into Thin Air and have a signed copy of Breashears Everest, A mountain without Mercy. Great stuff but won't bore the thread with it. Regards, MileHigh