Link Sar: The Last Great Unclimbed Mountain

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• EP

  @EpicTV · 3 years ago · pinned

  Watch Graham Zimmerman’s <b>NEW FILM</b> just released from the Alaska Ranges <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FQ0xCbcLC4M">https://youtu.be/FQ0xCbcLC4M</a>

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• CA

  @casacara · 4 years ago

  No sherpas, no porters, just three people with great skill and furious determination. <b>This</b> is climbing.

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• AL

  @alanbrooke144 · 4 years ago

  Great climb (obviously), but what I really appreciated in the film was the simplicity of the story of four mates on a climbing trip, and the total lack of sponsored bullshit, fake melodrama and product placement.

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• DI

  @dionysuspicious · 4 years ago (edited)

  As a Himalayan native, who&apos;s spent a considerable amount of time living in and admiring the Karakoram and the Hindu Kush, there&apos;s nothing more amazing then to see great summits climbed by mountaineers who actually respect the majesty, solace and spirituality of these magnificent mountains; and there&apos;s nothing more infuriating than to see mountains summited by people who have no love, respect and admiration for the mountains and are just there for the hype. These people, however, are definitely in love with the greatness and divinity of the Link Sar.

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• GE

  @GenericWhiteMan00 · 3 years ago

  This is great, none of the pomp and circumstance of Everest. None of the commercialization. Just the man &amp; mountain.

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• TH

  @TheHamma90 · 4 years ago

  I have never seen such footage before. My first thought was &quot;for no money in the world you would get me to do that&quot;. I&apos;m absolutely speachless, big respect!

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• FO

  @forestyforest · 4 years ago

  That&apos;s unreal, such a huge accomplishment. &nbsp;The calmness of the narration contrasts how dangerous this ascent was. &nbsp;Getting wiped off the mountain by an avalanche, then just carrying along with things. &nbsp;Pretty wild.

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• CO

  @codybroken · 4 years ago

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ViSXePkt7t8&amp;t=835">13:55</a> - The look on Graham &apos;s face, what he had just survived, and the fact he continued on to summit is impressive.

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• KA

  @KatherineUribe-1 · 4 years ago

  Alpinists, mountainclimbers, free soloists and the like are a rare breed. The compulsion to climb mountains that others get dizzy just looking at is beyond me. They&apos;re all athletes, in prime condition and they train &amp; plan their trips thoroughly. Yet, even if I was in their condition, it would not be something I&apos;d even contemplate: I&apos;m truly, boringly, a flatlander. I admire, am in awe of, these incredibly brave people. My palms sweat just watching films/videos like this.

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• TH

  @TheCarlocaroline · 3 years ago

  Nice to see a mountain without a traffic jam on it

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• AR

  @armoredtuba4361 · 2 years ago

  2 years late to the party but let me say this is perfection. Not just the accomplishment itself, which would&apos;ve been impressive even if it was just filmed on a gopro. But the video too - the storytelling, the editing, even the photography. Astonishing quality of both content and form. <br>Thank you lads for making this and sharing it with us.

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• RE

  @realgoodmind · 4 years ago

  Crazy that 4 years of prep, climbing and post work can be summed up in 17min. That first attempt starting summer 2019. What an amazing and almost surreal landscape. Not many people will ever see what you all have gotten to immerse yourself in for years. Congrats and I look forward to what comes.

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