Title: a great follow-up to "Into Thin Air"
Product review: This was an equally gripping account (ref:" Into Thin Air") of the terrible tragedy in 1996. It certainly taught me I don't need to go to such extreems to "find" myself. I do have enormous respect for all of the climbers: clients, guides, and sherpas alike. It validated that one doesn't know how (s)he'll respond in such situations, and I find no place in my heart to criticize any of the climbers, even though I question some of the behaviors. The upside of finishing this book is to view the, all too brief, Imax film. I congratulate the bravery of the author. The part with his words in his broken English gave me a richer understanding of the man and his motives.
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