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Good grief, NO! The very idea of doing that, makes me shiver. I have more than enough "snow adventures" living through our winters here.

Ducky

Some like "living on the edge"! (Pun intended)

If you are young enough and rich enough and  train accordingly and have the courage to take it on,,then go for it,you only live once..>>>>>>>><<<<<<<<.

I am not a fan of cold and snow! I am not a fan of heights! So no thanks!

....good for them

....not for me

....I only like snow on postcards

Ducky

Come on Ben. I think you and the Queen should come to Canada next winter and see "the real thing". You can stay home and make lunch, while the Queen and I walk and chat! LOL!!

It's expensive to pay for the trip over there and the expedition ......the sherpas and and all the equipment,food,  the gear, and clothes.Not to mention that  there's a lot of dead bodies on the mountain.

No thanks, not my cup of tea, I would rather risk my life onboard a Boeing 737 Max.

Ducky

Apparently, that IS pretty risky! :)

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