553:. Boardman and Tasker left Advance Base Camp on 15 May and reached the second snow cave the same day. By 16 May they reached the third snow cave and made what was to be their last radio contact with Bonington that evening. On 17 May they moved slowly beyond the First Pinnacle and were last seen at 9:00pm at the foot of the Second Pinnacle at 8,250m having been climbing for 14 hours. By 21 May, with no sign of Boardman and Tasker for four days Bonington and Clarke travelled up the Kangshung Valley to search the other side of the ridge for any sign of the missing climbers, while Gordon maintained a watch at Advance Base Camp. By the beginning of June the expedition was back at Base Camp and Bonington travelled to Chengdu to break the news of the deaths to Boardman and Tasker's families.
489:. Their route avoided the avalanche-prone slope of 1978, but proved too difficult and the team, now minus Scott, turned their attention to the Abruzzi Spur, the route taken by the first ascensionists. On their second attempt on this route, they reached a height of 8,077m but their tent was overwhelmed by an avalanche in the middle of the night leading to a lengthy and precarious retreat off the mountain. A third and final attempt was abandoned due to storms on the mountain.
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Japanese-Kazakh expedition crossed the Pinnacles but were unable to continue to the summit. They found a body beyond the second pinnacle at approximately 8,200m on the Rongbuk side of the ridge. Photographs taken by Vladimir Suviga and sent to
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in the 1930s. Permission for the 1982 expedition was obtained after the
Chinese government began opening up mountains to foreign expeditions. The North East Ridge was "an obvious choice elegant, unknown and looked, from the few photographs we had, difficult but possible." The North East Ridge rises
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concluded that both sightings were of
Boardman: "At first it was surmised that this was Joe Tasker, but after carefully comparing the written descriptions and the photographs provided by each expedition, I became convinced that this was the same as the original sighting and therefore that of Pete."
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in
Afghanistan in the summer of 1972. A training climb on the North Face of Koh-i-Khaaik (5,860m) turned into an epic when the climbers underestimated the difficulty of the Face, taking longer than planned to reach the summit and necessitating a 50-mile walk back to Base Camp. Their main objective,
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Boardman's death was relayed to Hilary Boardman in Leysin, and Dorothy Boardman in Manchester, and covered in the media. A memorial service was held for Boardman at St George's Church in Stockport on 11 July 1982. In September 1982 Hilary Boardman and Maria Coffey, Joe Tasker's girlfriend,
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Renshaw. As Renshaw was recovering from frostbite Tasker had asked Boardman if he was interested in a new route on Changabang. Boardman had agreed readily with Tasker's proposal: "This climb would be all that I wanted. Something that would be totally committing, that would bring my
541:, supported by expedition doctor Charles Clarke and Adrian Gordon, and Chinese Base Camp staff. Tasker had responsibility for filming the expedition documentary. The expedition arrived at Base Camp on 16 March 1982 and began acclimatisation forays and establishment of camps further up the
549:. By this time Bonington realised that he would be unable to go much higher on the mountain without the use of supplementary oxygen and switched to a support role. He intended to climb to the North Col with Gordon and wait there while Boardman and Tasker made a final push to cross the
409:, as well as a doctor, Jim Duff, and cameraman Tony Riley. At the time, K2 had been climbed successfully only twice and the West Ridge not at all. Boardman and Tasker reached a height of approximately 6,700m, but the expedition was abandoned when Estcourt was killed in an avalanche.
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two miles from the Raphu La (6,510m) to the North East
Shoulder (8,393m) and the junction with the North Ridge. From there the summit is almost another mile away. The crux of the North East Ridge is a series of pinnacles high on the ridge before the junction with the North Ridge.
473:, a twin-peaked mountain in Nepal. The team composed of Boardman, Pemba Lama, Tim Leach and Guy Neithardt reached the South Summit (7,010m) on 9 November 1979 via the West Ridge. Fellow expedition member John Barry, who had been injured in a fall, waited at a lower camp.
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With his postgraduate qualification, and climbing and mountaineering experience, Boardman was set on the path to becoming a professional mountaineer. In 1973, he became an instructor at
Glenmore Lodge, Aviemore. He moved on to become the National Officer at the
517:, was supplemented by cameraman, Jim Curran, and a medical team carrying out research on the effects of altitude on expedition members. The ascent was made alpine style via the southwest rib with the summit reached on the evening of 12 July 1981.
372:. The climb took 25 days during September and October 1976. It was considered "probably the most outstanding lightweight Himalayan climb so far achieved". Changabang had been Joe Tasker's idea; he had seen it the previous year while on
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Boardman married Hilary
Collins in August 1980. They first met in 1974 when Hilary attended a course at Glenmore Lodge instructed by Boardman. After the Changabang expedition in 1976 Hilary arranged for Boardman to give a slide show at
453:(8,586m) via the North Ridge. This was the third ascent overall and the first via this route. Two earlier attempts by the team (which included French mountaineer Georges Bettembourg) were thwarted by storms high on the mountain.
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succeeded in crossing the
Pinnacles, thus completing the unclimbed section of the route, before descending via the North Ridge. They saw no sign of Boardman or Tasker due to heavy monsoon snow cover.
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Boardman wrote "A Westerner's luxury" about this particular climb as a script for the BBC television series "In the Light of Experience". The 15-minute segment screened on BBC2 in March 1978.
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332:, Boardman was recommended by Paul Braithwaite as a talented climber who would be compatible with other team members. The expedition was successful in placing the first two Britons,
87:(25 December 1950 – 17 May 1982) was an English mountaineer and author. He is best known for a series of bold and lightweight expeditions to the Himalayas, often in partnership with
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where he was President of the Mountaineering Club from 1971 to 1972. While at university Boardman climbed extensively in Britain and Europe and embarked on his first expedition, to
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In 2016, The Peter Boardman Climbing wall was opened at the University of Nottingham Ningbo China to mark Boardman's contribution both as a mountaineer and as a Nottingham alumnus.
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expedition, Boardman and Tasker had applied for a permit for another attempt on the mountain. In May 1980 they returned to the West Ridge with Dick Renshaw and
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a short distance below the summit and still ascending. They waited for him at the South Summit in deteriorating weather, but Burke was never seen alive again.
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the unclimbed North Face of Koh-i-Mondi (6,234m), was climbed relatively uneventfully. In all, expedition members climbed five new peaks and five new routes.
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In May 1974, Boardman and Roger O'Donovan made the first ascent via the South Face, and the second ascent overall, of Mount Dan Beard (3,127m) in the
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In 1995 the complete ridge was climbed by a Japanese expedition. They also came across a body which was initially thought to be
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travelled to the north side of Everest as far as Advance Base Camp to retrace the last journey made by Boardman and Tasker.
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2363:, London: Baton Wicks. (First published 1995; new ed. published 2012. Contains both Boardman's books plus Joe Tasker's
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where she was later joined by Boardman when he took over as Director of the International School of Mountaineering in
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107:, Cheshire, England, the youngest son of Alan Howe Boardman (1920–1979) and Dorothy Boardman (1923–2007). He attended
2434:, Swindon: Crowood Press. (Gray was head of the BMC during Boardman's time there; includes anecdotes about Boardman.)
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2406:, London: Weidenfeld and Nicolson. (Includes chapters on Everest 1982 expedition and discovery of Boardman's body.)
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In 2012, a calendar was produced for 2013 to mark the 30th anniversary of the disappearance of Boardman and Tasker.
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2350:, Holyhead: The Ernest Press. (Includes discussion of Boardman's attitude to and writing about mountaineering.)
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2392:, London: Hodder and Stoughton. (Everest 1982 expedition; includes extracts from Boardman's expedition diary.)
2378:, London: Hodder and Stoughton. (Everest 1975 expedition; includes extracts from Boardman's expedition diary.)
2385:, London: Hodder and Stoughton. (Kongur 1981 expedition; includes extracts from Boardman's expedition diary.)
2441:, London: Diadem Books. (Contains brief accounts and many photos of expeditions Scott shared with Boardman.)
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where she was the teacher responsible for outdoor activities. Soon after they began climbing together in
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2357:, Seattle: Reynard House. (Part II gives a different perspective on the 1979 Kangchenjunga expedition.)
2455:, New York: Carroll & Graf. (Boardman was one of Bonington's "Boys"; provides historical context.)
2448:, London: Methuen. (Includes chapters on Changabang, K2 1978 and 1980, and Kangchenjunga expeditions.)
2399:, London: Hodder and Stoughton. (Includes Everest 1975, K2 1978, Kongur and Everest 1982 expeditions.)
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Chris Bonington enabled the body to be identified, from the clothing and features, as Peter Boardman.
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Obituaries: "Mr Peter Boardman and Mr Joe Tasker: contribution to mountaineering and its literature"
2343:, London: Diadem Books. (Humorous and moving account of a day's climbing with Boardman in Scotland.)
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in 1975. In 1978 Boardman took over as Director of the International School of Mountaineering in
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344:, the expedition's head Sirdar, reached the summit on 26 September. On their descent, they met
2143:"The Boys and the White Stuff: The First Crossing of the Pinnacles on the NE Ridge of Everest"
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was set up in 1983 by family and friends of the two climbers to honour their literary legacy.
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In December 1978 Boardman and Hilary Collins made the first ascent of the South Face of
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The Boys of Everest: Chris Bonington and the Tragedy of Climbing's Greatest Generation
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Boardman, Peter (1981) "No Easy Way Up: Fight for Life on the Savage Mountain K2"
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first published 2004; online edn, May 2006, 1311 words, with portrait illustration
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Boardman, Peter (1981) "1956–69: Thirteen years of SGS rule" (unpublished notes)
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and SW face of Aiguille de Sialouze. Boardman also climbed the north face of the
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self-respect into line with the public recognition I had received for Everest."
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Matterhorn climb with Martin Wragg. For both climbs see Peter Boardman (1978)
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2427:, London: Hodder and Stoughton. (Includes account of the Kongur expedition.)
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1983, pp262-269; Chris Bonington "Tribute to Peter Boardman and Joe Tasker"
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Ohmiya, Motomo and Khrishchaty, Valeri (1993) "Everest's Northeast Ridge",
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August 1982, pp46-47; Walt Unsworth "Peter David Boardman (1950–1982)
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Where the Mountain Casts its Shadow: The Personal Costs of Climbing
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President, Association of British Mountain Guides. Elected in 1979.
677:(with material by Joe Tasker) (1978) Hodder and Stoughton, London.
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Hellen, Nicholas (1996) "Body of lost climber found on Everest"
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Tasker, Joe (1982) Chap. 4 "Figures on a Screen: Changabang" in
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Pete Boardman memorial calendar and Stockport Grammar memories
714:(with R. Richards) "British Everest Expedition SW Face 1975",
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expedition to make the first ascent of the southern summit of
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in 1966. Boardman first began climbing with school friends at
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6 June 1982, p1; Ronald Faux "Alpine Style fails on Everest"
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and Dick Renshaw for the first time on the North Spur of the
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1985 Pilkington Everest Expedition. See Andrew Greig (1986)
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Boardman, Peter (1978) "Everest is Not a Private Affair" in
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2474:, Oxford University Press, Sept 2004; online edn, May 2006
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Suspended Sentences: From the Life of a Climbing Cameraman
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Suspended Sentences: From the Life of a Climbing Cameraman
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José Luis Bermúdez, 'Boardman, Peter David (1950–1982)',
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1986 Seligmann Harris Expedition. See Ronald Faux (1987)
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London: Hodder and Stoughton. See also Chris Bonington,
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Boardman, Peter (2 March 1978). "A Westerner's luxury".
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British mountaineers had last visited the north side of
179:. Hilary left Britain to take up a teaching position in
2126:"The Altos North-East Ridge of Everest 1987 Expedition"
784:"The British-Nepalese Gauri Shankar Expedition, 1979",
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The Shining Mountain: Two men on Changabang's West Wall
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Boardman's book about the 1976 Changabang expedition,
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First British ascents of the North Face Direct of the
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Kingdoms of Experience: Everest, the Unclimbed Ridge
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Both climbs with Bob Barton. For Nesthorn climb see
393:(8,611m) in 1978. The team was composed of climbers
2335:Barry, John (1990) "Raven's with the Great Man" in
1596:Boardman, Peter (1979) "No More Himalayan Heroes",
340:, on the summit on 24 September 1975. Boardman and
134:From 1969 to 1972, Boardman studied English at the
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2353:Bettembourg, Georges (with Brame, Michael) (1981)
2109:"Everest NE Ridge-The Seligmann Harris Expedition"
330:expedition to climb the South West Face of Everest
2483:Nottingham University Mountaineering Club Journal
2029:August 1982, p23; Chris Bonington "Pete and Joe"
1993:, 7 June 1982, p3; "Boardman and Tasker killed",
1695:Bettembourg, Georges (with Michael Brame) (1981)
1250:Nottingham University Mountaineering Club Journal
983:Nottingham University Mountaineering Club Journal
695:Nottingham University Mountaineering Club Journal
2312:"2013 Boardman Tasker 30th Anniversary Calendar"
2052:August 1982, p22; Martin Wragg "Peter Boardman"
1997:Aug/Sep p.9; Walt Unsworth "Tragedy on Everest"
1753:"Come on lads: it's no worse than the Midi-Plan"
1287:Boardman, Peter "Long Necks in the Hindu Kush",
1444:Boardman, Peter (1977) "Changabang Commentary"
1203:1974, p253. For Breithorn climb see B. Barton,
1073:Cooper, Keith (May 1978). "Leysin's new boss".
278:First British ascents of the North Face of the
2158:Ohmiya, Motomo and Khrishchaty, Valeri (1993)
1880:Rouse, Al (1981) "The Ascent of Mount Kongur"
1708:Boardman, Peter (1980) "Gauri Sankar Report",
1341:Boardman, Peter & Richards, Ronnie (1976)
820:List of people who died climbing Mount Everest
2466:Boardman Tasker Prize for Mountain Literature
2348:The Undiscovered Country: The Reason We Climb
644:Boardman Tasker Prize for Mountain Literature
614:, detailing his climbing exploits in 1979 on
505:. The climbing team, consisting of Boardman,
93:Boardman Tasker Prize for Mountain Literature
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2201:Nihon University Mountaineering Club (1996)
1951:Bonington, Chris and Clarke, Charles (1983)
1918:History and description of ridge taken from
1905:Bonington, Chris and Clarke, Charles (1983)
1609:Boardman, Peter (1979) "The Untrodden Peak"
111:from 1956 to 1969, going on school trips to
2548:People educated at Stockport Grammar School
1783:"K2, West Ridge and Abruzzi Spur Attempts"
1431:Tasker, Joe (1977) "Changabang West Wall"
1136:"Association of British Mountain Guides".
976:"Professionalism – A Matter of Compromise"
328:was recruiting for the large, siege-style
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1343:"British Everest expedition SW face 1975"
942:. Oxford Dictionary of National Biography
798:"Fight for Life on the Savage Mountain",
316:was abandoned when O'Donovan became ill.
2192:London: Weidenfeld & Nicolson. p211.
2001:July 1982, p14; "Tragic Epics in China"
1247:Wragg, Martin "Realisation of a Dream",
1046:International School of Mountaineering.
2472:Oxford Dictionary of National Biography
1415:Tasker, Joe "Changabang, West Wall" in
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441:On 16 May 1979 Boardman, together with
212:Mountain Guide Carnet – September 1977.
2543:Mountaineering deaths on Mount Everest
2518:Alumni of the University of Nottingham
1854:Boardman, Peter (1981) "Mount Kongur"
1205:"Lauterbrunnen Breithorn – North face"
1121:Gray, Dennis (June 1979). "BMC News".
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964:London: Hodder and Stoughton. pp17-18.
589:. Upon re-examining all the evidence,
533:The expedition consisted of Boardman,
477:K2, West Ridge and Abruzzi Spur, 1980
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2573:English non-fiction outdoors writers
2070:Karrimor Technical Guide to Products
2056:No. 5 October/November 1982, p14-15.
683:(1982) Hodder and Stoughton, London.
649:The Peter Boardman Climbing Wall at
2578:Climbing and mountaineering writers
2397:The Everest Years: A Climber's Life
2371:; introduction by Chris Bonington.)
2290:Stockport Grammar School Newsletter
1985:"Two die in British Everest climb"
1302:"The South Face of Mount Dan Beard"
936:"Boardman, Peter David (1950–1982)"
721:"Everest is not a Private Affair",
2523:British summiters of Mount Everest
2260:Boardman Tasker Charitable Trust.
1909:London: Hodder and Stoughton. p10.
1699:Seattle: Reynard House. pp103-177.
1476:London, Hodder and Stoughton. p17.
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2568:20th-century English male writers
2538:John Llewellyn Rhys Prize winners
2339:, D. Alcock & J. Barry (eds)
2005:No. 86, July/August 1982, pp9-10.
1332:London, Hodder and Stoughton. p23
739:, No. 55, May/June 1977. pp15–27.
282:and the North Face Direct of the
144:University College of North Wales
95:was established in their memory.
2563:English male non-fiction writers
2203:"Mount Everest, Northeast Ridge"
1941:Everest the Last Unclimbed Ridge
1667:"Kangchenjunga North Ridge 1979"
1581:The Snow Mountains of Irian Jaya
774:, No. 76. Nov/Dec 1980. pp26–29.
770:"So You're an Everest Climber",
707:"Long Necks in the Hindu Kush",
681:Sacred Summits: A Climber's Year
457:Gauri Sankar, South Summit, 1979
437:Kangchenjunga, North Ridge, 1979
2033:No. 88, p36; Dr Charles Clarke
1656:London: Diadem Books. pp92-103.
1448:No. 55, May/June 1977, pp18-27.
1377:, Hodder and Stoughton, London.
697:, No. 9 December 1971. pp24–28.
610:for literature. A second book,
521:Everest, North East Ridge, 1982
2383:Kongur: China's Elusive Summit
2283:"Peter Boardman Climbing Wall"
1637:"Kangchenjunga from the North"
777:"Gaurishankar, South Summit",
626:, was published posthumously.
320:Everest, South West Face, 1975
217:British Mountaineering Council
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1871:London: Hodder and Stoughton.
1845:London: Hodder and Stoughton.
1742:London: Hodder and Stoughton.
1626:London: Hodder and Stoughton.
1570:London, Hodder and Stoughton.
711:, No. 36, June 1974. pp15–21.
700:"Hindu Kush – Alpine Style",
304:Mount Dan Beard, Alaska, 1974
115:in 1964 and 1965, and to the
2390:Everest: The Unclimbed Ridge
2245:"Boardman wins book award".
2085:London: Chatto & Windus.
1976:London: Chatto & Windus,
1953:Everest, the Unclimbed Ridge
1920:Everest: The Unclimbed Ridge
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1723:"Gaurishankar, South Summit"
1686:London: Methuen. pp 159–213.
974:Mansfield, Roger (1970–71).
749:"No More Himalayan Heroes",
2533:English non-fiction writers
2361:The Boardman Tasker Omnibus
2160:"Everest's Northeast Ridge"
2098:London: Century Hutchinson.
1957:"Everest's Northeast Ridge"
1545:London, Methuen. pp127-158.
1291:No. 36, June 1974, pp15-21.
1272:"Hindu Kush – Alpine Style"
1152:"Climbs and regional notes"
881:. Accessed 10 November 2012
481:Immediately after the 1978
352:Changabang, West Wall, 1976
125:Peak District National Park
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1319:. Retrieved 26 March 2012.
746:, 2 March 1978. pp266–267.
2528:English mountain climbers
2404:Chris Bonington's Everest
2233:Chris Bonington's Everest
2190:Chris Bonington's Everest
1926:; and maps of Everest at
1167:With Chris Fitzhugh. See
1150:With Chris Fitzhugh. See
877:24 September 2015 at the
753:, November 1979. pp34–41.
735:"Changabang Commentary",
608:John Llewellyn Rhys Prize
389:to join an expedition to
2402:Bonington, Chris (2002)
2395:Bonington, Chris (1986)
2388:Bonington, Chris (1983)
2381:Bonington, Chris (1982)
2374:Bonington, Chris (1976)
2231:Bonington, Chris (2002)
2188:Bonington, Chris (2002)
1841:Bonington, Chris (1982)
1824:Bonington, Chris (1982)
1511:Bonington, Chris (1979)
1417:"Climbs and Expeditions"
1373:Bonington, Chris (1976)
1359:"Everest Southwest Face"
1357:Bonington, Chris (1976)
1187:London: Hodder. pp14-15.
1090:"Peter Boardman 1950–82"
924:Retrieved 24 March 2012.
840:"Peter Boardman 1950–82"
788:, 1979–80, Vol. 37. p15.
742:"A Westerner's Luxury",
651:Stockport Grammar School
449:, reached the summit of
385:Boardman was invited by
136:University of Nottingham
109:Stockport Grammar School
99:Early life and education
2583:Deaths on Mount Everest
2493:American Alpine Journal
2478:Mountain Heritage Trust
2314:. Vertebrate Publishing
2262:"Boardman Tasker Prize"
2207:American Alpine Journal
2177:American Alpine Journal
2164:American Alpine Journal
2141:See Paul Moores (1989)
2065:Salkeld, Audrey (1983)
1961:American Alpine Journal
1884:December 1981. pp28-30.
1830:American Alpine Journal
1787:American Alpine Journal
1781:Boardman, Peter (1981)
1738:Boardman, Peter (1982)
1727:American Alpine Journal
1721:Boardman, Peter (1980)
1641:American Alpine Journal
1622:Boardman, Peter (1982)
1566:Boardman, Peter (1982)
1556:K2: The Savage Mountain
1517:American Alpine Journal
1513:"British K2 Expedition"
1500:American Alpine Journal
1420:American Alpine Journal
1394:, Diadem Books, London.
1362:American Alpine Journal
1270:Boardman, Peter (1974)
1236:"Kabul:City Number One"
985:: 34–41. Archived from
960:Boardman, Peter (1982)
793:American Alpine Journal
779:American Alpine Journal
763:"Gauri Sankar Report",
631:Boardman Tasker Omnibus
413:Carstensz Pyramid, 1978
284:Lauterbrunnen Breithorn
2346:Bartlett, Phil (1993)
2124:See Doug Scott (1988)
2044:; Dennis Gray "Peter"
1712:, April 1980. pp40-42.
1600:November 1979. pp34-41
1472:Boardman, Peter (1978)
1435:January 1977, pp15-21.
1328:Boardman, Peter (1978)
791:"1980 K2 Expedition",
767:, April 1980. pp40–42.
756:"The Untrodden Peak",
653:was dedicated in 2008.
2558:Sport deaths in China
2553:People from Stockport
2451:Willis, Clint (2006)
2416:Coffey, Maria (2003)
2409:Coffey, Maria (1989)
2365:Everest the Cruel Way
2081:Coffey, Maria (1989)
1972:Coffey, Maria (1989)
1532:London, Diadem. p122.
1169:"Notes 1971 The Alps"
934:Bermúdez, José Luis.
807:The Observer Magazine
800:The Observer Magazine
758:The Observer Magazine
732:, No. 4, 1976, pp8–9.
204:, Switzerland, after
103:Boardman was born in
2430:Gray, Dennis (1990)
2376:Everest the Hard Way
2292:(41): 2. Winter 2009
2249:: 18. November 1979.
1474:The Shining Mountain
1405:Everest the Hard Way
1375:Everest the Hard Way
1330:The Shining Mountain
1257:10 July 2007 at the
1185:The Shining Mountain
920:10 July 2007 at the
909:10 July 2007 at the
898:10 July 2007 at the
826:Notes and references
725:, Dec 1975/Jan 1976.
604:The Shining Mountain
381:K2, West Ridge, 1978
2444:Tasker, Joe (1982)
2437:Scott, Doug (1992)
2423:Curran, Jim (1991)
2247:Climber and Rambler
2050:Climber and Rambler
2046:Climber and Rambler
2040:27 May 2013 at the
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1798:Tasker, Joe (1982)
1751:Barry, John (1981)
1710:Climber and Rambler
1682:Tasker, Joe (1982)
1665:Tasker, Joe (1980)
1652:Scott, Doug (1992)
1635:Scott, Doug (1980)
1613:, 11 November 1979.
1598:Climber and Rambler
1541:Tasker, Joe (1982)
1528:Scott, Doug (1992)
1433:Climber and Rambler
1392:Games Climbers Play
1198:"Notes 1973 Europe"
1140:: 19. October 1979.
1138:Climber and Rambler
1123:Climber and Rambler
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1054:on 21 February 2014
1012:Climber and Rambler
809:, 15 November 1981.
802:, 15 February 1981.
765:Climber and Rambler
751:Climber and Rambler
537:, Dick Renshaw and
47:, Cheshire, England
16:English mountaineer
2222:, 20 October 1996.
2018:7 June 1982, p16;
1939:Documentary film:
1893:Documentary film:
1826:"Kongur, Sinkiang"
1729:, 1980. pp616-618.
1554:Documentary film:
1403:Documentary film:
1364:, 1976, pp345-357.
1014:: 4. January 1975.
781:, 1980. pp616–617.
728:"Peter the Pooh",
219:. Elected in 1979.
157:Belper High School
63:North East Ridge,
2439:Himalayan Climber
1858:15 November 1981.
1856:Observer Magazine
1772:15 February 1981.
1770:Observer Magazine
1673:, 1980. pp 49–58.
1654:Himalayan Climber
1611:Observer Magazine
1530:Himalayan Climber
1300:O'Donovan, Roger
1088:Clarke, Charles.
1027:Missing or empty
838:Clarke, Charles.
795:, 1981. pp286–89.
786:Himalayan Journal
704:, 1974. p110-114.
693:"The Rock Rush",
616:Carstensz Pyramid
566:Discovery of body
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