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The Mount Everest Disaster of 1996

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The Mount Everest Disaster of 1996Explore the harrowing events of the Mount Everest Disaster of 1996 in this captivating graphic novel by L. Rodriguez and illustrated by Paul McCaffrey. Ideal for adventure enthusiasts and educators alike, this paperback presents a gripping narrative that unravels the true story behind one of the most deadly climbing disasters in history. With its stunning full color illustrations, this 32 page book immerses readers in the perilous atmosphere as

Explore the harrowing events of the Mount Everest Disaster of 1996 in this captivating graphic novel by L. Rodriguez and illustrated by Paul McCaffrey. Ideal for adventure enthusiasts and educators alike, this paperback presents a gripping narrative that unravels the true story behind one of the most deadly climbing disasters in history. With its stunning full-color illustrations, this 32-page book immerses readers in the perilous atmosphere as climbers embarked on their journey to the highest point on Earth. Discover the thrilling details of May 6, 1996, when conditions seemed perfect, only to give way to a fierce storm that trapped climbers at the summit. Learn how these adventurous souls faced extreme challenges and how the survivors navigated back to safety against all odds. This remarkable tale not only highlights the dangers of high-altitude climbing but also examines the human spirit in the face of disaster. Perfect for students, mountaineering fans, and history buffs, this book sheds light on pivotal moments in mountaineering history. Don't miss the opportunity to add this essential piece to your collection. Delivery information: available for quick shipping with reliable delivery options to ensure you receive your copy promptly. Order now and journey through one of the most dramatic climbs ever attempted!

By L. Rodriguez, Cindy
Illustrated by McCaffrey, Paul
Condition: BRAND NEW
Format: Paperback
Number of Pages 32
Publisher Capstone Press


On May 6 1996 dozens of excited climbers set off to scale Mount Everest and reach the tallest point on Earth. On the morning of May 10 the skies were clear. The summit was in sight. But hours later a terrible storm hit. Eight climbers died as they became trapped near the peak. What went wrong and how did the survivors manage to make it back alive Told through the gripping full-color graphic novel format this Deadly Expeditions tale transports readers back in time to discover how one of the deadliest days on Mount Everest unfolded.
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Sturdy, smaller sized supply caddy-well crafted.
Size: 5 Tiers (5.1"D x 39.2"H), Color: Rustic Brown + Classic Black
Why did you pick this product vs others?: Started out asking friends what they use for a cart - to clear stuff off their drawing boards, desks, etc. I've got an unusual amount of "things" in my workspace, and although I keep paints in a separate caddy to one side on my drafting table, the topside clutter was getting unbearable. Due to people giving me things, my interest in a few crafts, and just junk. Mainly I use the my wonderful, old, 1950s school cast-off - drafting table for painting - as it tilts and I have an edge on it. I've been wanting to also replace the top board, too. The usual caddies didn't appeal to me - the plastic ones annoy me as I can't see in the bins at what I should easily be able to reach and cannot see-though the opaque plastic. As I purged the clutter I realized I needed way less than I had and that's how I determined the size of the rolling cart. I use my spare garage and I have a lot of space, but that's the kicker - the more space you have the more things you could have, too. That's my reasoning for choosing a smaller cart. Narrow, to keep it minimal. Black metal to hide dirt. Wheels? a bonus - I'll just pull it back and forth out of its space--it's not going to be a trolley. I picked this one out of several because of price, and size, but I may come back at another time to purchase a larger one for the coat closet - mittens & hats & ski goggles & stuff.  I am going to look at the same brand, but I'm also going to choose one with sturdier wheels.  THIS CART was easy to put together, no issues at all. I didn't time myself - it took a while - under an hour is my best guess due to all the small pieces. I know it was manufactured this way to be able to fit it in as small a space-box for shipping, as possible. It was tedious, but certainly not an issue. Just lay it out the way the diagrams show you - they are perfectly done. It's sturdy enough as a supply caddy - you can't sit on the thing, or let kids romp on it but it's stiff in all the right places and the handle is perfectly placed. The top of it will hold my tablet or phone - next to my table; it's not a decor piece, but the black finish does look rather nice -with the faux wood/wood laminate top. Basket depth is well thought out, too. Coffee cans with paint brushes, some other tools, but the best part is no more clutter taking up space on top of my drafting table and I can actually use it the way it was intended! 
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This fit my odd space between the wall and stove perfectly in height and width, I just wish it was long enough to go to the back wall. I found a tall shelf to fill the gap. The look of the cart accents my decor and will continue to match after I paint my cabinets. Assembly was straight forward and easy. Took about 10 minutes. The instructions were clear. The wheels don't like my tile for some reason so I'll have to get new ones from the hardware store, something that isn't plastic. This isn't an issue for the cart necessarily, my floor wasn't the best install. This cart works well on my other floors.
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