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    File: 1721894213847.png (424.55 KB, 554x555,marc-andre-leclerc-portrai….png)

     No.94

    Marc was an honourable man. However, i've always been thinking, though, if he'd never been involved in that documentary, he would have been able to move on with his life without being in any danger like that. He won't leave this world too early.

    >Being my first experience in the Canadian Rockies I had little idea of what to expect when I started up Mt Andromeda’s ‘Shooting Gallery’, and I was treated to a rather frightful concoction of downward sloping frozen cubes of choss masked beneath six inches of powder snow and a complete lack of ice in the couloir. Unable to climb down, and unable to construct an anchor in the compact rock to retreat, I was forced to continue climbing un-roped for 30 meters through what felt like a terrible nightmare.

    >I did not have any sort of phone, clock or technology with me aside from an MP3 player and my headphones. I decided that I would rely on my intuition in order to wake up and start climbing at the right time.
    >Regardless of the lighter situation I was deeply happy and in an incredible state of mind. It was now my fourth day alone in the mountains and my thoughts had reached a depth and clarity that I had never before experienced. The magic was real.
    >A Visit with The Emperor - Mt Robson, Infinite Patience

     No.100

    I think I'll watch it later.

     No.103

    >>100
    Thank you. The documentary is called The Alpinist (2021). TBH, his behaviour in the documentary alone could show his extraordinary life. His approach to climbing makes one really want to worship and the closest I know to a state of philosophical contemplation (free solo) among others, far from the utilitarian nature of technical climbs that are just about ascending.
    He was well known even before the documentary was made.