- Mark Inglis is referred to as the cheerful Kiwi.
- Inglis was a professional mountaineer.
- He was caught in a heavy blizzard in Ireland.
- He used to wear one fourth pants always.
- His legs had to cut knee down after rescue.
- His survival story is inspirational to corporates, schools and all.
- He was good at rugby.
- In 1970’s New Zealand climbing was considered as the best sport.
- In rescue operation at new Zealand’s Mt. Cook, he was stuck in an ice cave.
- The relief in the form of helicopter came on the seventh day .
- He turned towards a degree in biochemistry.
- He decided to take a break from mountaineering
- They were provided with food, sleeping bags and a radio.
- Mark Inglis turned towards mountaineering on the suggestion of his teacher Bert.
- He climbed Mt.Everest finally and fulfilled his dream.
- After rescue the worst thing he saw his legs rot.
- His legs were amputated knee down.
- Inglis became professional Search and rescue Mountaineer.
- He renewed his tryst with the Rocky Mountains.
- He scaled Mt. Cook with his artificial legs.
Column A | Column B |
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1. Perilous November | a. Mt. Everest |
2.First Double Amputee | b.1982 |
3. Second Double Amputee | c. Mt. Cho Oyu |
4.Bert | d. Paralympic Games |
5. Inglis | e. Fellow Montaineer in cave |
6. Philip Doole | f. Mountaineer |
7. Silver Medal | g. Teacher of Inglis |
8.Rocky Mountain | h. scaled first with artificial legs |
9. Mt. Cook | i. 2002 |
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