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Tues 24 Nov Oxford University Museum of Natural History, OX1 3PW at 7.00 pm
After climbing a new route up the world’s highest mountain, reaching the summit alone without oxygen and surviving a record bivouac at 28,000 feet, you might think that Stephen Venables would have decided to hang up his boots. Far from it.
Success on Everest was just the preparation for many more adventures around the world. Stephen continues to embrace a life of adventure - narrowly escaping death in the Indian Himalayas, first ascents, rock climbing from the Arctic to the Namib desert, and his most recent sailing expeditions to the coastal mountains of Tierra del Fuego, South Georgia and Antarctica. The adventure continues!
In support of Community Action Nepal
Tickets: £15. Book online: www.eventbrite.co.uk / tel. 01865 778536
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