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The last in our four-part mini series on Pat Falvey. Enjoy!
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If you are a hill walker or a mountaineer, or just someone with a love of stories of adventure in the mountains, this is the podcast for you. In this first series we are exploring the history of Irish Mountaineers on Everest, from the earliest pioneering days, right up to the latest commercial expeditions. If you haven’t listened to our earlier podcasts I suggest you do that first before continuing this this latest episode. This is the third in a four part mini series of podcasts on Pat Falvey, one of Ireland premier mountaineers, where we hear more from Pat on his adventures, taking him all over the world in pursuit of the seven summits, and of course, back to Everest.
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If you are a hill walker or a mountaineer, or just someone with a love of stories of adventure in the mountains, this is the podcast for you. In this first series we are exploring the history of Irish Mountaineers on Everest, for the earliest pioneering days, right up to the latest commercial expeditions. If you haven’t listened to our earlier podcasts I suggest you do that first before continuing this this latest episode. This is the second in a four part mini series of podcasts on Pat Falvey, one of Ireland premier mountaineers. Please do check out the previous episode introducing Pat, and how he fell in love with the mountains. In this episode we continue on our journey with Pat, all the time getting closer to Everest.
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In this episode, we speak to Pat Falvey about his introduction to the mountains.
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The second part of our interview with Dawson Stelfox, leader of the 1993 Irish Everest expedition to the north side.
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In this episode, we hear from Dawson Stelfox, leader of the 1993 Irish expedition to Everest, about the build up to the expedition, the preparations, the politics, and the trip out to base camp on the north side of Everest.
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How’s it going everybody. Welcome to the second episode of the Why the Mountains podcast, with me your host, Stephen Farley. If you are a hill walker, or a mountaineer, or just someone with a love of stories of adventure in the mountains, this is the podcast for you. In this first series we are exploring the history of Irish mountaineers on Everest, from the earliest pioneering days, right up to the latest ascents. We will take you on a journey from the Irish contribution to the earliest years of alpinism, and the exploration of the Himalayas and Mount Everest, through the breakthrough successes of the 1990s, the heart break, the tragedy, the many failed attempts, the loss of mountaineers in their prime, and the latest iteration of Everest climbing through guided commercial ascents. Throughout the following episodes, we will explore what makes these mountaineers tick, how they found their way on to hills and mountains first in Ireland, then further afield, before tackling the often-deadly slopes of Everest. In these next few episodes, we hear from two very well-known Irish mountaineers, Dawson Stelfox and Frank Nugent, leader and deputy leader of the Irish expedition to the north side of Everest in 1993. Sit back and enjoy, and if you like this episode and want to hear more, please like and subscribe to the podcast, and spread the word amongst your friends, family, walking, trekking and climbing partners, there will be something for everyone in this series, and I hope you enjoy!
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The first episode of the Why The Mountains Podcast!
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Trailer for the first series of the Why The Mountains Podcast. The first episode will be out there on 23.09.24, with episode following every Monday after that. We look forward to you joining us!
