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Mt. Everest: One Step At A Time

January 5, 2007 by Sean Bagshaw 1 Comment

Experience a Mt. Everest Climb With Shasta Local Laurie Bagley

Climbers
photo: Scott Woolums

Location: Rogue Rock Gym CLICK HERE FOR DIRECTIONS

Date: Saturday, January 27, 2007

Time: Show starts at 7:00 PM

Tickets: $8 in advance, $9 at the door (kids 13 and under half price, 5 and under free)

Advanced tickets available at The Rogue Rock Gym, The Ashland Outdoor Store, Flywheel Bicycle Solutions and McKenzie Outfitters.

In May of 2006, Mt. Shasta climber Laurie Bagley became only the 19th US woman to summit the world’s highest peak. 2006 was the second most deadly climbing season in Mt. Everest history and became the subject of a documentary series that has been showing on the Discovery Channel. Laurie and her climbing group managed to be the only team on the north side of the mountain last year that did not sustain fatalities, injuries or frostbite.

Laurie is a careful and humble climber whose physical strength is only matched by her inner strength and concern for others. The story of her inspiring personal challenge on Mt. Everest and her motivation to attempt the climb to raise money and awareness for the poorest children of India should not be missed.

You are invited to attend this once in a lifetime evening with Laurie as she shares her powerful story in words and pictures with a media show produced by Outdoor Exposure Photography. We hope to see you there.

Filed Under: Adventure Journal, Past Events, Photography Travel Journal

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