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Review: 'Broad Peak,' Now Playing on Netflix - Vimarsana News

Review: 'Broad Peak,' Now Playing on Netflix

Premiering today, Netflix's 'Broad Peak' is a snowy, desolate date with high-altitude mountaineering destiny.

Author who climbed Everest during deadly quake to speak at Bud Werner Memorial Library - Vimarsana News

Author who climbed Everest during deadly quake to speak at Bud Werner Memorial Library

Author Jim Davidson will be discussing his new book “The Next Everest: Surviving the Mountain’s Deadliest Day and Finding the Resilience to Climb” at the Bud Werner Memorial Library at 7 p.m., Thursday, June 30....

Surviving Everest's deadliest day: A conversation with Jim Davidson - Vimarsana News

Surviving Everest's deadliest day: A conversation with Jim Davidson

April 25, 2015 was one of Mount Everest’s deadliest days. A 7.8-magnitude earthquake left 19 people dead at Everest’s base and nearly 9,000 people dead across Nepal. It was the worst earthquake in the country’s history in 80 years. Fort Collins author and climber Jim Davidson was on Everest that day. His book, The Next Everest is a finalist in this year’s Colorado Book Awards.KUNC’s Samantha Coetzee spoke with Davidson about his book and moving forward after tragedies.

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Everest Guide Wins Long Legal Battle Over Cancelling Summit Bid - Vimarsana News

Everest Guide Wins Long Legal Battle Over Cancelling Summit Bid

In December 2021, a Mt. Everest guide company settled with a client who claimed breach of contract in early 2020. The ruling favors the guides.

The man who survived Mount Everest's deadliest day. Then went back | Sport - Vimarsana News

The man who survived Mount Everest's deadliest day. Then went back | Sport

Jim Davidson was 20,000ft up the world’s tallest mountain when an earthquake struck. He was determined to complete the journey he started