Everest veteran devoted to world's most remote places

Nov 7, 2009

By Sarah Jackson Herald Writer Pete Athans made history in 2002, when he reached the summit of Mount Everest for the seventh time, the first climber of non-Sherpa ethnicity to do so, earning him the title of Mr. Everest. If... [read full story]

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