Episode 18 - Ignoring the Warnings
In our last instalment of the My Epic podcast series we end with the most important lesson - don’t ignore the warnings.
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Rock and Ice Radio - Audio for Climbers By Climbers. Listen to the most unbelievable Epics we’ve published throughout the years—close calls and near misses, stories of survival and perseverance in the face of overwhelming odds.
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