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Lincoln Hall came to the National Library on Saturday to give a talk. he is the bloke that was left for dead on Everest last year, spent the night at over 8 000 feet with no supplies and was sitting up waiting when the first group passed him the next morning. He lost a few toes and fingers, but he got down alive.

If you get a chance, read his story of it, Dead Lucky. Even if you're not a big reader, it is a RIPPER of a story. I started it yesterday at 11am and didn't put it down until I finished at 3pm. it is interesting to see how someone reacts to extremes of nature and it is just a damn good story.

g,day heidi1
If you like that kind of read get "between a rock and a hard place" cant remember the guys name.got his arm stuck between a rock & canyon wall, he cut his arm off to survive, amazing story & highly recomend

Heidi1 Wrote:Lincoln Hall came to the National Library on Saturday to give a talk. he is the bloke that was left for dead on Everest last year, spent the night at over 8 000 feet with no supplies and was sitting up waiting when the first group passed him the next morning. He lost a few toes and fingers, but he got down alive.

If you get a chance, read his story of it, Dead Lucky. Even if you're not a big reader, it is a RIPPER of a story. I started it yesterday at 11am and didn't put it down until I finished at 3pm. it is interesting to see how someone reacts to extremes of nature and it is just a damn good story.

Read the book a couple of weeks ago.a very very lucky man & yes a great read.