In The Lost Explorer, Anker explains why he thinks Mallory and Irvine failed to reach the summit, but also expresses his awe at Mallory's achievement with the primitive equipment of the time.
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"Everest at its best"
If you are fascinated by Mallory and Irving this is the book for you. Gripping.
"Gut wrenching discovery of lost mountaineer"
Yes because the content is so involved and there are discoveries of one's own to be made.New facts appear each time one listens.
The sympathetic approach to a very traumatic event.
Very convincing
When the body of Mallory is discovered and.the conflict of whether to announce it or not is described.