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K
Kala Patar
Kanchenjunga
Kangshung Face
Kangshung Glacier
Kathmandu
Kathmandu Guest House
Kettle, David
Khumbu
Khumbu Icefall
Kikstra, Harry
summit approach
Killip, Bob
King Gyanendra
Kipa
knees
Kodas, Michael
Kofanov, Sergey
Kragset, Petter
Krakauer, Jon
Kunga Karma
Kushang, Furba
L
ladders
Lade, Graeme
Lakcha Sherpa
Advance Base Camp
rescues Lincoln
summit approach
summit descent
Lakpa
Lauer, Matt
Ledet, Soren
ledges
legs
lethargy
Letrange, Caroline
Letrange, Jacques-Hugues-
Lhakpa Tsheri
Lhasa, Tibet
Lho La
Lhotse
Lien, David
Lihteneker, Marko
limits
Linda Glacier
Lobuche
Lockwood, Alison
Lowe, Alex
Ludmila
Lukla
lung function
Luxford, Harry
M
Macartney-Snape, Tim
Maddison, Ben
Madin, Matt
Makalu Expedition
Makalu massif
Mallory, George
Manaslu
Maoists
Marshall, Aidan
Marshall, Charlotte
Marshall, Ian
Marshall, Mary-Anne
Marsyandi River
Mazur, Dan
finds Lincoln alive
media attention
McGuinness, Jamie
media
meditation
mental energy
Messner, Reinhold
Metropolitan Museum of Art (NYC)
mind control
Mingma Gelu Sherpa
descends North Col with Lincoln
farewell meeting in Kathmandu
mo-mos
Monkey Temple monsoon
Monteath, Colin
Moro, Simone
Mortimer, Greg
learns that Lincoln is alive
Lincoln’s death
Moubray Bay
mountain climbers
ambition of
independent
training
mountain landscapes
Mount Cook (N.Z.)
Mount Dampier (N.Z.)
Mount Everest
aura of
Camp One
Camp Three (High)
Camp Two
Chinese ladders
deaths ()
death zone
Exit Cracks
First Step
Intermediate Camp
Kangshung Face
Kangshung Glacier
maiden expedition
map of
Mushroom Rock
North Col
Northeast Ridge
North Face
North Ridge
Second Step
Southeast Ridge
summit pyramid
thefts on
Third Step
climb
views of
weather on
West Ridge
Mount Kinabalu
Mount Kosciuszko
Mount Minto
Mount Solitary (Austr.)
Mount Tasman
Mount Trisul
Muhl, Ronnie
multimedia tent
muscle wasting
Mushroom Rock
N
Namche Bazaar
Narayan
Narayan Shresta
Nash, Glen
Negrete, Vitor
Nepal
border with Tibet
curfews
rural houses in
Nepalese
Nepali
Neville, Richard
New Zealand
Nima Sherpa
North Col
descent from
Northeast Ridge
North Face
North Ridge
Norton Couloir
Norwegians
Nuptse
Nutall, Johanna
nutrition
Nyalam
O
Olsen, Henrik
Olson, Tomas
omega fatty acids
Onipchenko, Maxim
Orkelbog, Torbjørn
Osborne, Myles
in Kathmandu
Outdoor Australia
oxygen
climbing without
deprivation
equipment
experimental set
high-altitude
mask
P
Pablo, Juan
Pali (language)
Panadol
Pandey, Dr.
Pangboche
Pang La pass
paranoia
Pasang Sherpa
Passang Gyalgen Sherpa
PeakFuel energy gels
Peedom, Jen
Pemba Sherpa
summit approach
summit descent
People’s Liberation Army
Phakding
Phurba Tashi
Piantoni, Roby
Plateau Hut (Mount Cook)
Plyushkin, Igor
Pot, Martyn
prayer flags
pre-monsoon
private teams
privileged attitude
Project Himalaya expedition
puja
pulmonary edema
Punke Tenke
Q
Queensland, Austr.
quercetin
R
radio communications
Radisson Hotel (Kathmandu)
Raineri, Rodrigo
rappeling
Red Onion Bar (Kathmandu)
Reeves, Jenny
reishi mushroom (ling zhi)
Renjin
rescue squads
Rheinberger, Mike
Rickards, Camilla
rock-scrambling
Rongbuk Base Camp
Rongbuk Monastery
Rongbuk Valley
Royal National Park
Rozhkov, Ilya
rubbish
Rudra Thapa
Rum Doodle Restaurant
Russians
Rutkiewicz, Wanda
Ryzhenko, Arkadiy
S
safety standards
Salamacha, Sandra
sat-phone
Sauls, Ken
Scarpa ZGwalking boots
Schenholm, Fredrik
scree slope
Second Step
Selivanov, Andrey, Dr.
accompanies Lincoln to Zhangmu
care of Lincoln
gets Lincoln into clinics
serviced expeditions
Seven Summits
ummits-Club Expedition
Advance Base Camp
A-Team
Base Camp
B-Team
climbers
farewell dinner
list of participants
medical tent
mess tent
Shanti
Sharp, David
death of
Shegar
Sherpas
camp pack up
Everest descent with Lincoln
farewell meeting with Lincoln
rescue Lincoln
rites of
treatment as servants
values of
violent
shithead factor
shock psychosis<
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Siffredi, Marco
Silberhorn (N.Z.)
Singapore
sirdar
sleeping on snow
small teams
Smith, Dick
Smith, Pip
snow
snow blindness
Snow Leopard Award
Snowy Mountains (Austr.)
solar panels
“The Song of the Pearl,”
sore knees
Southeast Ridge
Southerden, Louise
Southern Alps (N.Z.)
Spinifex Interactive
Srikrishna, Constable
state of being
Stephens, Janet
Stephens, Paul
Stern, Slate
stupas
subconscious mind
SummitClimb Everest Expedition
summit fever
summit pyramid
supplementary oxygen
supplements
survival
Svergun, Igor
Swayambhunath (stupa)
Sydney Morning Herald
T
Tabei, Junko
Taronga Park Zoo
Taweche Peak
teams
technical climbing
technology
Tendi
tent organization zones
Tenzing
Tenzing Norgay
Third Step
Thomas (apostle)
thongba
Thyangboche Monastery
Tibet
animism in
border with Nepal
Buddhism in
Chinese invasion
lack of employment
landscape of
Tibetan Mountaineering Association
time distortion
Tingri
Tochigi Expedition
Today Tonight (TV show)
Today (TV show)
Toppin, Helen
training
trekking poles
Trihey, Lucas
troughs
trust
Tuk Bahadur Thapa Masar
Tuolumne Meadows (Calif.)
Turkish Expedition
Tyler, Bill
U
Uma
V
Vaishali Hotel (Kathmandu)
vasodilator
Victoria Land
violence
vitamin E
W
wakefulness
wake-up call
Walker, Marion
Ward, Anne
Watson, Dave
weather
Weber, Thomas
on “death” of Lincoln
summit approach
Werner, Margaret
learns that Lincoln is alive
Lincoln’s “death,”
Western Cwm
West Ridge
Wheatley, Kirk
Whelan, Howard
White Limbo (Hall)
wind-suit
Woolums, Scott
World Expeditions
wrist-top computers
Y
yakpas
yaks
yogic breathing
Z
Zaharias, Zac
Zhangmu
About the Author
Lincoln Hall is one of Australia’s best-known mountaineers, with a climbing career that spans three decades, most notably in the Himalaya, Antarctica, and the Andes. He had a key role in the first Australian ascent of Mount Everest in 1984, and his account of that expedition, White Limbo, became a bestseller. Hall’s second book, The Loneliest Mountain, recounted a journey to Antarctica in a small yacht and the first ascent of Mount Minto. Fear No Boundary is Hall’s biography of his friend Sue Fear, who died mountaineering in the Himalaya while Hall was on Mount Everest in 2006. He has published one work of fiction, Blood on the Lotus, a historical novel set in Nepal and Tibet.
Hall, who has worked as a trekking guide and edited adventure magazines, is a director of the Australian Himalayan Foundation. He was awarded the Medal of the Order of Australia in 1987 for his services to mountaineering. He lives with his wife, Barbara Scanlan, and their two sons, Dylan and Dorje, in Wentworth Falls in the Blue Mountains, New South Wales. His website address is www.lincolnhall.net.