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Sir Ranulph Fiennes talks about the Western Cwm

April 21st, 2008 at 12:23 pm |

In this video, Sir Ranulph Fiennes talks about the trek to Camp 1. Perhaps unexpectedly, it is not the cold that concerns him most, it is the extreme heat they will face on the Western Cwm.

The Western Cwm, often called the ‘Valley of Silence’, is a glacial valley at the foot of the Lhotse Face of Everest. When Team Marie Curie arrives here they will get their first sight of the upper slopes of Everest.

by Marie Curie Cancer Care

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4 Responses to “Sir Ranulph Fiennes talks about the Western Cwm”

  1. Robin, West Midlands, UK Says:

    Fantastic progress! I think they eyes of the world are on you :)
    Mine certainly are :)

  2. Craig Ferguson Says:

    Good luck,England salutes you.

  3. Chris Bloomberg Says:

    Best of luck. Look forward to seeing the summit photos.

  4. Tim Walton Says:

    I have just come back from the Himalayas where my friend, Boyd and I, saw Sir Ranulph making his way upto Everest BCQ! Sir Ranulph, you are a fantastic inspiration to us all and so courteous,the UK salutes you, good luck on the Western Cym and beyond PS thankyou for stopping and posing for a photo with us!! It made our trip to the mountains of Nepal even more special.

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