You know, in 2007, I arrived on the summit of Everest.

For the first 10 or 15 minutes, I was all alone.

As far as the naked eye could see into Tibet and China, I could see.

As far as the naked I could see into Nepal and India, I could see as well.

And someone said, you know, wasn't that emotional for you?

And I go, if you've got to take it away my glasses, you would have seen frozen teardrops.

I'm going to see frozen teardrops. This is the adventure sports podcast brought to you by 180 tack.

Get out there and have some fun.

Episode 166, Mountaineering in the Seven Summits with Al Hancock.

Welcome back to another Adventure Sports podcast episode.

This is your host, Travis.

I've got a good one for you guys today.

I've got Al Hancock on the line.

I ran across Al when I was talking to Mike Fenner. And Mike, if you remember, did the, he wrote the Crossing Denali book and we did an interview

an episode with him a little bit while back.

And Al was one of, one of Mike's teammates.

And I got to talking to Al and Al has some amazing things going on.

He has completed the seven summits, which is the seven highest mountains or the highest mountain on each of the seven continents.

And he's currently working on the Big 14, which is the 14 highest peaks in the world.

And, you know, this guy's got some amazing stories.

I've been reading through his journals on his site, and I encourage you guys to go visit

Al Hancock.com and check it out while you're listening to this show, because Al's got

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