The HORRIBLE Nanga Parbat DISASTER 2019

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• TI

  @TimeToRelax199 · 3 years ago

  This route has avalanches, yes let's take that one

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• SA

  @sanjayyashroy5831 · 3 years ago

  You never 'conquer' a mountain. You climb it with respect...for Mother Nature, with humility...

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• DE

  @designspot101 · 3 years ago

  ali sadpara who was leading the rescue team lost his life the same way these guys died 2  years later while trying to summit K2 in winter and a rescue team and pakistan army helicopters search for him for days until his body was found by his own son. i met him once and he was one of the nicest guy i have ever met always smiling and talking about mountains. rip

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• RE

  @RedShipsofSpainAgain · 3 years ago

  Really stupid idea to attempt the Mummery Spur. Even Messner remarked how foolish that particular route was due to the constant avalanches. &nbsp;Like, yeah they could have possibly summited via Mummery, but every hour you&apos;d be wondering if this is the hour when the next inevitable avalanche will get me. &nbsp;The avalanche risk is super high and it&apos;s not a question of if you&apos;ll encounter an avalanche on Mummery, but rather when.<br><br>Really silly of them to try a winter ascent of Mummery Spur.

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• KN

  @knucklescapricorn31 · 3 years ago

  These guys tried to summit &quot;the Killer Mountain&quot; in winter via a route that was prone to avalanches. Was anyone surprised when they went missing and was found to have died?

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• LO

  @lostallhope675 · 3 years ago (edited)

  Who heard about the 23 year old Marco Siffredi. Who snowboarded down Mount everest. He succeeded the first time. The second time he went on the harder route and never was seen again. Rip Marco siffredi

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• JA

  @JasperMorgan1 · 3 years ago

  NONE OF THESE ARE DISASTERS. at best: the very predictable results of extreme risk-taking

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• MA

  @marco-gb7if · 3 years ago

  Daniele Nardi&apos;s ego was bigger than Nanga Parbat

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• WH

  @WholeLottaSauss · 3 years ago

  That mountain weather ain’t no joke😳

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• FI

  @FinnishLapphund · 3 years ago

  I think Nardi simply had became too obsessed with that specific route, and Ballard got sort of sucked into the obsession. I&apos;m guessing that Nardi&apos;s reputation as a climber making notable ascends, only fuelled his obsession with this dangerous route.

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• JO

  @johndurrer7869 · 3 years ago

  As close to a suicide mission as it gets

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• MO

  @moiraatkinson · 3 years ago

  It’s the first time I’ve heard this awful news. &nbsp;So Alison’s son has died on an 8,000 metre peak as well?! &nbsp;This is hard to comprehend. &nbsp;If anyone was going to grow up ultra cautious when climbing these mountains I’d have thought it would be her son, knowing how they’d lost Alison on K2. &nbsp;I feel very sorry for the other two members of the family and all the extended family as well. &nbsp;It’s quite shocking to see history repeat itself.

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