All safe in Base Camp - A summary of the bigger picture
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Aus dem Leitartikel: L’impresa di Moro parla anche di noi (Moro’s Herausforderung spricht auch von uns) – Gazzetta dello Sport am 28.02.2016, Andrea Monti der Zeitungsredakteur:
[...] In Wahrheit, bleibt ein hohes Risiko und ist Teil der Herausforderung. Am Besten wurde dieses Risiko von der einzigen Frau der Expedition verwaltet, der durchhaltenden Tamara Lunger, welche sich, geplagt vom Brechreiz, kurz unter dem Gipfel zur Umkehr entschlossen hatte. Eine weitsichtige Weisheit, welche uns einiges beibringen kann. Hätte sie ihre letzte mentale Energie in die Muskeln gepumpt, wäre der Gipfel möglich gewesen, aber höchstwahrscheinlich hätte ihr die Kraft gefehlt um ohne Hilfe absteigen zu können und so hätte sie auch ihre Kameraden in Gefahr gebracht. Sie aber ist gesund, sicher und trotzdem allem als Siegerin ins Basislager zurückgekehrt. Ihr Verzicht ist ein kostbarer Faden zwischen den gefrorenen Seilen, welche die immense Wand des Nanga Parbat zeichnen. [...]
[Tamara's Team]
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Estratto dall'editoriale del Direttore di La Gazzetta dello Sport, Andrea Monti. Fieri di te Tami!
[Il tuo Team]
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From the article by Andrea Monti, Director of La Gazzetta dello Sport.
[...] The truth is that the risk remains high but that is part of the challenge. The expedition's only woman proved to be the one who managed this the best, the extremely determined Tamara Lunger, who tormented by nausea, decided to stop only a few meters from the summit. Lucid wisdom which has something to teach us.
The summit could have been reached if every residue of mental energy was used to pump through her muscles but she would have probably had no energy left to descend without assistance, consequently putting even her partners in peril.
She returned back to base camp safe and sound and a winner nonetheless. Her decision to quit represents a winning thread in the intertwining of frozen ropes which marks Nanga Parbat's vast face. [...]
[Tamara's Team]
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Climbing profile of Muhammad Ali Sadpara:-
As of February 2016, he has made six ascents of four 8000m peaks and is best known for first winter ascent of Nanga Parbat. Sadpara is first and the only Pakistani to climb an eight-thousander in winter. He also holds the distinction of record three ascents of Nanga Parba