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Northeast’s Tom Nonis and Jeff Previte Join Seth Timpano for a FA in Antarctica

March 4th, 2013


 

Approaching Mount Dolence in Antarctica

What Tom and Jeff did on their day off from work in Antarctica.

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Tom Nonis, Jeff Previte and myself had hopes of establishing a new route on this impressive peak. I had noticed a very direct line up to the East Summit of Dolence a few years previous and we all agreed this would be our line of ascension. Contrary to popular belief, the weather in Antarctica in the austral summer can be quite pleasant. However, the day of our climb was not.

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Read the rest here…..

Source: Hyperlite Mountain Gear

Submitted by:  Courtney Ley /  NEice.com


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One Response to “Northeast’s Tom Nonis and Jeff Previte Join Seth Timpano for a FA in Antarctica”

  • JeffP:
    March 4, 2013 at 7:38 pm

    Worth pointing out that the second photo in the article is not from our route…not sure how it got in there but I don’t think ice like that exists in Antarctica!

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