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When the rain drumming on my parka hood felt solid, I looked up to see the air filled with snow. Returning to my task, I alternated between handholds so sharp that they could quickly slice my rope, and others that turned to mud as I gripped them with my soggy gloves. Choosing carefully, I inched toward the summit.
– Gerry Roach - from Ten Tadasanas
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Oceania’s Carstenz Pyramid, 16,003 feet |
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Carstenz Pyramid as seen from the equatorial snows to the northeast Carstenz’s incredible limestone north face rises 4,000 feet above Yellow Valley The climbing route ascends the center of this face to the flat spot on the west ridge to the right of the summit, then traverses the tortured upper west ridge to reach the main summit Carstenz is also called Puncak Jaya Photo by Gerry Roach |