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Day -15145 Nevado Huascarán, Peru's highest at 22,205' page 1 of 1

Nevado Huascarán

Nevado Huascarán
Peru's highest at 22,205'
1969

Ray Jardine

in 1969 Ray climbed Nevado Huascarán, Peru's highest at 22,205' with Gene and Betsy White, Mark Bostwick, and John Larson.


UNDER CONSTRUCTION


Our first view of the mountan. The highest summit is the one on the right.


My blue tent (homemade) at Camp 2.

That’s the north peak of the mountain, not the one we’re heading for.

At 19,000 feet, climbing the wall of a crevasse below camp 4.

Well above the col, we're looking over the mountain’s backside to the NE toward the cloud-covered Amazon.


Slow going at 21,500 feet.

My team mates at the summit, with me behind the camera taking the photo. Mark Bostwick, Gene and Betsy White, and John Larson

The man on my right, in the red parka, changed my life. Gene was living a life of adventure.

Photo by John Larson.

I took this photo on the way back down.

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