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Tibet's Secret Mountain: Ascent of Sepu Kangri
 
 
Tibet's Secret Mountain: Ascent of Sepu Kangri (Paperback)
by Chris Bonington (Author), Charles Clarke (Author) "There were jagged peaks, sinuous ridges and glaciers stretching into the far distance to the northern horizon ..." (more)
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An account of the adventures of Chris Bonington, Charles Clarke and their team, as they explore a mountain range in Tibet. The highest peak, the Sepu Kangri, is 22,802 feet high. In place of maps, Bonington and Clarke had to ask the way to "the Great Snow Mountain by the Sacred Lake".

About the Author
Sir Chris Bonington has taken part in 19 Himalayan expeditions and combined a career as a mountaineer with the writing of fifteen books, four of which were about Everest - EVEREST SOUTH WEST FACE, EVEREST THE HARD WAY, EVEREST THE UNCLIMBED RIDGE and THE EVEREST YEARS. Sir Chris was knighted in 1992 for services to mountaineering. He is heading the RGS/Alpine Club's Everest Celebrations Committee.

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