News Source: Times Online
| about 1 month ago
Andrew Lock, with the help of his Welsh climbing companion Neil Ward, reached the true summit of Mount Shishapangma in Tibet on Saturday, ending a 16-year project to climb the world’s most extreme peaks. Mr Lock, 47, a risk management consultant...
News Source: Australian Broadcasting Corporation
| about 1 month ago
The 47-year-old public servant has just climbed the 8,027 metre high Mt Shishapangma in Tibet, to become the first Australian to have reached the summit of every so-called 'eight-thousander' on the planet. Only a handful of the world's elite climbers...
News Source: The Daily Telegraph
| about 1 month ago
Andrew Lock's says he's glad that finally conquering Tibet's Mount Shishapangma at his third attempt didn't come easily. But the ultimate challenge of a remarkable 16-year "project" very nearly cost the Canberra adventurer his life. That triumphant...
News Source: Sydney Morning Herald
| about 1 month ago
A Sydney mountaineer has become the first Australian and 18th person worldwide to climb all 14 of the world's peaks above 8000 metres. Andrew Lock, 48, cemented his place as one of the country's best mountaineers when he reached the peak of Tibet's...
News Source: Sydney Morning Herald
| about 1 month ago
In a post on his website on Sunday, Mr Lock said he and climbing partner Neil Ward reached the true summit of the mountain on October 2 at 5.05pm, local time. "Very tough climb via a variation of the Inaki route on the north face," he wrote. "Caught...