Tuesday, October 22, 2019

Mountaineer Killed on 14.154 ft Mt Sill + Ama Dablam News + Tengi Ragi Tau West Face Climbed

Mountaineer killed on 14,154 Mt Sill in the CA Sierras last Monday - from SnowBrains.com website
Ama Dablam climbing news from the Summitclimb expedition (Dan Mazur) - Acclimatisation finished
Tengi Ragi Tau virgin West Face climbed alpine style by Alan Rousseau, Tino Villanueva - Planet Mtn

https://snowbrains.com/mountaineer-killed-on-14154′-mt-sill-ca-last-monday/ -- Mountaineer killed on 14,154 ft Mt Sill CA last Monday.
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https://www.summitclimb.com/news/recent/ama-dablam-news/ -- Ama Dablam climbing news from Summitclimb

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https://www.planetmountain.com/en/news/alpinism/tengi-ragi-tau-virgin-west-face-climbed-alpine-style-alan-rousseau-tino-villanueva.html  --  Tengi Ragi Tau virgin West Face climbed alpine style bt Alan Rousseau, Tino Villnueva

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Inyo County Sheriff's Office
5 hrs ·
MT. SILL (PALISADES), CA. October 22, 2019 – On October 20 (late afternoon), two hikers/mountaineers were descending the L-shaped snowfield below Mt. Sill when one slipped and tumbled approximately 300-400 feet sustaining unknown but serious injuries. His partner notified the Inyo County Sheriff’s Office through the use of a satellite communication device.
Due to the location and seriousness of the reported injuries, aerial support was requested. Sadly, the patient succumbed to his injuries prior to the arrival of the helicopter. CHP Inland Division Air Operations made an attempt to hoist the fall victim that night but was unable to land due to the high elevation (~13,200'), and gusty north winds.
On October 21, at noon, six Inyo Search and Rescue team members were inserted about 100 feet below the location via Chinook. Team members hoisted the deceased from his location around 2:30pm, and returned to the Bishop Airport where custody was transferred to the Inyo County Coroner.

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Congratulations and Best Wishes All 9 members and 5 sherpas just summited magnificent Mera Peak, 6474m. We had superb views from top, even with a bit of wind, cloud,snow - www.BaruntseNews.com

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