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Skidmore

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25. I still fail to see why it

Reply to jimlup (Reply #17)

Sat Mar 15, 2014, 07:27 AM

Mar 2014

would somehow be less dangerou force's the locals who would be expected to shoulder their own risk and that of others al local so. If a local is injured providing support for the recreational adventures of others, who steps in to make sure that he receives care and his family receives support?

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Nepal to force Everest climbers to collect rubbish [View all] The Straight Story Mar 2014 OP

Good dipsydoodle Mar 2014 #1

They should. nt RiffRandell Mar 2014 #2

There a couple hundred bodies up there in addition Jenoch Mar 2014 #3

good oldtime dfl_er Mar 2014 #4

The point is just to get it done and change the climbing culture, not punish people... Hekate Mar 2014 #23

This is wonderful. This shouldn't be a dumping ground WhiteTara Mar 2014 #5

As a climber I applaud this move jimlup Mar 2014 #6

If they can carry the junk up the mountain, they can carry it back down Scootaloo Mar 2014 #7

Actually it is harder than it sounds jimlup Mar 2014 #8

Sounds like a win-win situation. Donald Ian Rankin Mar 2014 #13

my family has climbers,no mountains but cliffs and rocks questionseverything Mar 2014 #11

About damn time theHandpuppet Mar 2014 #9

It seems to me that this requirement might endanger climbers for obvious reasons... busterbrown Mar 2014 #10

So climbers would be endangered but the locals wouldn't. Skidmore Mar 2014 #12

Descending Everest is actually a pretty precarious situation... jimlup Mar 2014 #17

I still fail to see why it Skidmore Mar 2014 #25

On Everest most climbers follow a climber code which basically is that everyone is equal... jimlup Mar 2014 #27

Omicron sucks jimlup Dec 2021 #28

They used to run a expedition each year just designed to pick up the trash. FSogol Mar 2014 #14

I do the beach, not the mountains obxhead Mar 2014 #15

They should just build a hotel at the bottom and a funicular to the top. hunter Mar 2014 #16

Hillary said something like that just before he passed away Recursion Mar 2014 #22

It's still an accomplishment for some... jberryhill Mar 2014 #26

Maybe they should collect the bodies that have been phil89 Mar 2014 #18

Very strange indeed. PowerToThePeople Mar 2014 #20

Good. It's long overdue. jsr Mar 2014 #19

They try this every few years Recursion Mar 2014 #21

Yeah, I would have hoped they would have collected it without Cha Mar 2014 #24