A lot to consider before approaching a task of this magnitude. Kudos to those who have accomplished it.
A lot to consider before approaching a task of this magnitude. Kudos to those who have accomplished it.
I try and climb on the cook all the time..........
Cheers guys. Just booking myself into a course that will supposedly get me on my way to being able to drag myself up there.
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Helen Clark "climbed" Cook, so why all the scary fuss?
nah she only got as high as the bush near where the valley split
My next door neighbour has done Cook when he was living in Dunedin. His shed has heaps of ropes and other sundry shit for climbing. From memory he has done a few others as well, fit bastard he is.
Climbed? Uh no. But have been to the top of it
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Do what ya want! Ya will anyway.
Never climbed Mt Cook but done the trio in central the North Island as a student then as a soldier when I lost some good mates in the 90's.
"Thats not a knife, this is a knife"
Rule 2: Always point firearms in a safe direction
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It didin't help their case that George Iwani (sp?) survived by himself not far away. I've camped not far from where the army did and have walked over from Tukino to Whakapapa in blizzard conditions. It can be bloody cruel up there.
Greg Duley has done it https://m.facebook.com/story.php?sto...210502381&_rdr
Personally I prefer buying a lift ticket and boarding on the white stuff, be a great achievement.
Went to buy some camouflage trousers the other day but I couldn't find any.
@338 So did you make it up ok? How’d you find it?
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