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EVEREST GALLERY

001 Everest 1988, Himalaya, Tibet. Stephen Venables with temporarily
frostbitten nose, after descending from summit of Everest. The
Anglo-Canadian-American expedition made the first ascent of the Kangshung
Face to South Col. Photo © Paul Teare |

022 Everest 1988, Himalaya, Tibet. American mountaineers Ed Webster and Paul
Teare above clouds, heading for Camp 2, during first ascent of Kangshung
Face to South Col. Photo © Stephen Venables |

003 Everest 1988, Himalaya, Tibet.
American mountaineer Ed Webster on Tyrolean crossing of crevasse at 6,800
metres during first ascent of Kangshung Face to South Col. Photo©Stephen
Venables |

004 Everest 1988, Himalaya, Tibet. American mountaineer Ed Webster climbing
overhanging crevasse wall, during first ascent of Kangshung Face to South
Col. Photo © Ed Webster/Robert Anderson
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005 Everest 1988, Himalaya, Tibet. American mountaineer Ed Webster climbing
vertical ice, during first ascent of Kangshung Face to South Col. Photo ©
Stephen Venables |

045 Everest 1988, Himalaya, Tibet Typical Himalayan snow flutings on
Everest, photographed during first ascent of Kangshung Face to South Col.
Photo © Stephen Venables |

007 Everest 1988, Himalaya, Tibet. Stephen Venables and Robert Anderson
demonstrating that supplementary oxygen is not essential for Everest, during
first ascent of Kangshung Face to South Col. Photo © Joseph Blackburn |

040 Everest, Tibet, 1998. Prayer flags adorn the great chorten at Rongbuk
monastery with the north face of Everest rising eighteen miles away. Photo ©
Stephen Venables |

009 Everest 1988, Himalaya, Tibet. Stephen Venables enjoying Tyrolean rope
traverse over crevasse, during first ascent of Kangshung Face to South Col.
Photo © Ed Webster |

013 Everest 1988, Himalaya, Tibet. American mountaineer Ed Webster enjoying
breakfast tea and stunning view from Camp 2 at 7,300 metres, during summit
push on first ascent of Kangshung Face to South Col. Photo © Stephen
Venables |

014 Everest 1988, Himalaya, Tibet. Stephen Venables hanging out on fixed
ropes, during first ascent of Kangshung Face to South Col. Photo © Stephen
Venables |

015 Everest 1988, Himalaya, Tibet. Stephen Venables at the 5,800 metres
high Langma La, with view to Makalu, Chomolonzo, Lhotse and Everest, during
approach to first ascent of Kangshung Face to South Col. Photo © Ed Webster |

016 Everest 1988, Himalaya, Tibet. Photographer’s view of his feet, climbing
fixed rope up overhanging ice cliff, while Paul Teare waits below, during
first ascent of Kangshung Face to South Col. Photo © Stephen Venables
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051 Everest 1988, Himalaya, Tibet. Stephen Venables using a Tyrolean
Traverse to cross a crevasse, during first ascent of Kangshung Face to South
Col. Photo © Stephen Venables |

028 Everest 1988, Himalaya, Tibet. American climber Ed Webster using jumar
clamps to climb fixed ropes up the ‘Cauliflower Towers’, during first ascent
of Kangshung Face to South Col. Photo © Stephen Venables |
019 Everest 1988, Himalaya, Tibet. High alitude is not good for you! Stephen
Venables, 20 pounds lighter and with temporarily frostbitten nose, after
oxygenless ascent of Everest. Photo © Stephen Venables
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002 Everest 1988, Himalaya, Tibet. American climber Ed Webster sets off from
Camp 2 at 7,300 metres, traversing
beneath ice cliff, during first ascent of Kangshung Face to South Col. Photo
© Stephen Venables |

027 Everest 1988, Himalaya, Tibet. American climber Ed Webster climbing
fixed ropes, during first ascent of Kangshung Face to South Col. Photo
© Stephen Venables |

020 Everest 1988, Himalaya, Tibet. Stephen Venables’ distorted reflection in
abandoned oxygen bottle on summit of Everest. Venables reached the summit
alone, without supplementary oxygen, after completing first ascent of
Kangshung Face to South Col. Photo © Stephen Venables
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023 Himalaya, Nepal. Ama Dablam at sunset. Photo © Stephen Venables |

010 Everest 1988, Himalaya, Tibet. Stephen Venables returns to South Col
after making first British ascent of Everest without oxygen, initially by
new route up Kangshung Face. Photo © Ed Webster |
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