How Mallory Would Have Survived 1924's Everest Tragedy | Mick Conefrey
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These days many people are
These days many people are often very cynical about Mount Everest. When they hear about it or think about it they think Mount Everest is a place with a pile of abandoned bodes, often with images of garbage and human waste and long lines of climbers on the summit ridge.
But, there was a time when it was believed Everest was impossible to climb, the early explorers of Mount Everest literally walking off the map to places that were vast unexplored places.
In this video, Mick Conefrey, author of the book FALLEN: GEORGE MALLORY AND THE TRAGIC 1924 EVEREST EXPEDITION reveals more layers to the complex man called Galahad of Everest, George Mallory. Did he make it to the summit? Was his choice of Andrew 'Sandy" Irvine as his climbing partner his most fatal decision? And, Noel Odell....where were Mallory and Irvine when spotted them on the summit ridge, heading strong for the top.
This video will explore Mick's insightful and brilliantly written new book FALLEN: GEORGE MALLORY AND THE TRAGIC 1924 EVEREST EXPEDITION.
What was Mallory's tragic flaw? Could he have declined his invite to Everest in 1924 in the first place? Could he have chosen to climb with Noel Odell on June 8th? Mick Conefrey elaborates in this awesome interview.
Please share your thoughts in the comments!
TIME STAMPS
00:00 Introduction
2:37 - Mick Conefrey Interview
Mick Conefrey's book Fallen:
https://www.amazon.com/Fallen-George-...
Height of the three steps on Everest:
First Step - 8,564 metres (28,097 ft),
Second Step - 8,610 metres (28,250 ft),
Third Step (not recognized as a step in 1924) - 8,710 metres (28,580 ft).
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If you have any concerns regarding the use of this footage, please contact us directly. We are committed to addressing any issues promptly. Thank you for your understanding.
Sincerely,
Everest Mystery
But, there was a time when it was believed Everest was impossible to climb, the early explorers of Mount Everest literally walking off the map to places that were vast unexplored places.
In this video, Mick Conefrey, author of the book FALLEN: GEORGE MALLORY AND THE TRAGIC 1924 EVEREST EXPEDITION reveals more layers to the complex man called Galahad of Everest, George Mallory. Did he make it to the summit? Was his choice of Andrew 'Sandy" Irvine as his climbing partner his most fatal decision? And, Noel Odell....where were Mallory and Irvine when spotted them on the summit ridge, heading strong for the top.
This video will explore Mick's insightful and brilliantly written new book FALLEN: GEORGE MALLORY AND THE TRAGIC 1924 EVEREST EXPEDITION.
What was Mallory's tragic flaw? Could he have declined his invite to Everest in 1924 in the first place? Could he have chosen to climb with Noel Odell on June 8th? Mick Conefrey elaborates in this awesome interview.
Please share your thoughts in the comments!
TIME STAMPS
00:00 Introduction
2:37 - Mick Conefrey Interview
Mick Conefrey's book Fallen:
https://www.amazon.com/Fallen-George-...
Height of the three steps on Everest:
First Step - 8,564 metres (28,097 ft),
Second Step - 8,610 metres (28,250 ft),
Third Step (not recognized as a step in 1924) - 8,710 metres (28,580 ft).
--------------------------------------
Please join our Patreon:
Patreon: everestmystery
Please consider becoming a Channel Member for access to perks and to become part of a growing community:
@everestmystery
DISCLAIMER:
Thank you for watching this video! We want to clarify that some of the footage used in this content is intended for educational purposes, providing commentary and analysis on the subject matter. We respect copyright holders and have made efforts to attribute the sources wherever possible. Our goal is to enhance the educational value of our content, fostering understanding and critical thinking.
If you have any concerns regarding the use of this footage, please contact us directly. We are committed to addressing any issues promptly. Thank you for your understanding.
Sincerely,
Everest Mystery
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