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Dwight Bishop

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Bishop was an avid long-distance cyclist and competed in the Race Across America cycling contest in 1993 and 2000. In his first attempt in 1993, Dwight made a near fatal mistake in preparation for Race Across America. When he purchased his fuel for the race, he tried a new brand and didn't realize
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peak and several other peaks within a single day, Bishop fell to his death on July 16, 2004; his body was found after a two-day search. Many of his fellow climbers expressed surprise at his unlikely death on a mountain with which he had extensive experience and was well within his skill range. His
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there was no salt in the fuel. He made it almost 800 miles before being overcome by his lack of salt and had to quit. Afterwards he spent some time in a hospital recovering. He also had studied
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for two years and was a third-degree black belt in the art of taekwondo. Dwight also worked as a Japanese to English translator for some time and rode professional motocross in the 70's.
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Bishop achieved recognition in the climbing community for his ascents of many exceptionally demanding routes, such as the
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Bishop was a prominent climbing guide in the Tetons and published a handbook for climbers in the area,
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on July 30, 1955, to John Bishop, a soldier, and Geraldine (
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Fort Benning
Grand Tetons
Grand Tetons National Park
rock climber
free solo climbing
Teton Range
Fort Benning
Georgia
physical therapy
Montana State University
University of Montana
Butte, Montana
Eiger
Bernese Alps
Teton Range
United States
free solo climbing
free solo
Grand Teton
kendo
Japan
Grand Teton National Park




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