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Humar Targets Nanga Parbat
By Jon on 09/06/2003 12:25:38
Slovenian altitude ace Tomaz Humar is reportedly aiming to solo a new route on the Rupal Face of Nanga Parbat next month
According to the excellent American Outside Magazine web site -www.outsidemag.com - the outstanding Slovenian high altitudespecialist Tomas Humar is planning to solo a new route on thedangerous Rupal Face of Nanga Parbat in July.Humar has
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Tomaz Humar Rescued
By Jon on 10/08/2005 09:43:11
After six days trapped at almost 6000 metres on Nanga Parbat, Slovenian mountaineer Tomaz Humar was plucked to safety by a Pakistani army helicopter on Tuesday morning.
Following on from Monday's storyabout trapped mountaineer Tomaz Humar, the good news is that he'sbeen dramatically rescued after spending six days trapped high onNanga Parbat in appalling conditions.Humar was winched from his bivvy ledge at around 5
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Humar Dead In Nepal
By Jon on 16/11/2009 12:09:37
Top Slovenian mountaineer's body found high on Himalayan peak.
Sad news from Nepal where top Slovenian mountaineer Tomaz Humar has beenconfirmed deadafter being injuredhigh on 7,2276-metre Langtang Lirung early last week.Humar's body was found at alower altitude than the 6,300 metres originally reported by a
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Tomaž Humar trapped on Nanga Parbat
By Geoffrey Neill / Jon on 09/08/2005 01:46:41
Desperate pleas are being made for a suitable helicopter and pilot to launch a daring rescue attempt to pluck Tomaž from his 6000m bivy on Nanga Parbat.
Legendary Slovenian climber Tomaž Humar is trapped high on NangaParbat with limited supplies in appalling conditions with a problematic helicopter rescue seemingly his only hope.The Slovenian government has appealed to the Pakistani authoritiesto
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Humar Trapped At 6,300 Metres
By Jon on 13/11/2009 13:21:18
Reports from Nepal say Slovenian climber missing on Langtang peak with broken leg.
Top Slovenian mountaineer TomazHumar appears to be trappedat around 6,300 metres on a Nepalese mountain with abroken leg, rescue efforts are reportedly underway.Everestnews.com,which is normally a reliable source of information, says that Humar
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Humar Does A Hinkes
By Jon on 06/11/2000 16:20:00
Slovenian superstar takes up where Al Hinkes left off
Slovenian alpine superstar Tomaz Humar has managed to hospitalisehimself after falling into a hole while building his newhouse. Tomaz Humar in a less hazardous location ©www.humar
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Who Needs Nanga Parbat...
By Jon on 10/08/2005 14:15:51
... when you've got gorse bushes. Yep, forget Tomaz Humar, a man had to be rescued by helicopter after being trapped for two days in an area of aggressive gorse bushes in North Yorkshire. Really.
Who needs Nanga Parbat when you have gorse bushes?In a slightly lower profile rescue than that of Tomaz Humar onNanga Parbat, a man was winched to safety by a rescue helicopterafter being trapped for two days in the middle of an area ofeight
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Naked Ice Climbing
By Jon on 13/07/2000 00:00:00
Naked ice is clearly old hat but have you ever seen it climb?
Apologies if you've seen this already, but here's the terrifying reality of what happens when competition ice climbers decide to party on down brass monkey stylee: So that's what the internet's all about then …
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Messner Headlines Dundee Festival
By Jon on 24/09/2008 13:01:25
Dundee Mountain Film Festival 2008 dates and attractions.
evermountaineer and he'll be lecturing at the Bonar Hall, Dundee Universityon the Saturday night.The event kicks off with an opening by e Slovenian alpinist TomazHumar, and the former Director of the Banff Mountain FestivalsBernadette McDonald on the Wednesday
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Kendal Mountain Film Festival 2002
By Jon on 19/08/2002 17:58:48
Blimey, is it that time of the year already? Dates and details of this year's Kendal Film Festival released, but don't panic, it's not till November
of oldermountain films.On top of that, the IMAX screen at Rheged will be premiering DavidBreashears' new film 'Kilimanjaro' and 'Alaska'.There's a load more including lectures by international figureslike Kurt Diemberger, Tomaz Humar and Lynn Hill plus Brits
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