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After another 150 feet, I looked down the east face of Vinson’s summit pyramid, then up a few steep feet to the ridge crest. Without hesitation, I turned into the slope and front pointed up into the sun. My seventh continent summit was only 20 feet away!
– Gerry Roach - from Ten Tadasanas
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Antarctica’s Vinson Massif, 16,077 feet |
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The northwest side of the Vinson Massif seen from the air The main summit is the rightmost of five summits, and is just right of center in this photo Mount Shinn is the pointy peak on the far right, and the upper climbing route on Vinson ascends gentle, sunlit slopes from the Vinson-Shinn saddle Photo by Gerry Roach |