ナショナルジオグラフィックのインスタグラム(natgeo) - 5月5日 19時12分

Photo: @Cory Richards Two climbers are dwarfed by the immensity of Everest's North East Ridge. At 23,288 ft ( 7,100 m) moving is hard and dangers of altitude sickness become ever more real.
This image was taken from my tent vestibule this morning as @adrianballinger and I spend an excruciating day resting at 23,000 ft. before heading up tmrw to try to touch close to 26,000 ft. without using supplemental oxygen. This will be one of two or three acclimatization rotations that we do throughout he month prompting our bodies to build red blood cells that will carry the oxygen needed to summit towards the end of the month. We are documenting the whole trip via snapchat at EverestNoFilter, in case you want a closer look.

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