Tag: Mount Kosciuszko National Park

• Post Successful Mount Kosciuszko Summit

  

  Four summits in one year and one month, pretty damn lucky I know. Mount Elbrus Russia, Europe’s highest peak in June 2019, Mount Kilimanjaro Tanzania, Africa’s highest peak in July 2019, Aconcagua Argentina, South America’s highest peak in February 2020 and now Mount Kosciuszko Australia, Australia’s highest peak in July 2020. Getting to the top…

  Tom Dade

  13 Sep 2020

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• Pre Mount Kosciuszko Expedition

  

  First thing I want to say is I wouldn’t really call a summit attempt of Mount Kosciuszko an expedition, but with the being said I wanted to keep my seven summits project titles consistent, so for this purpose where calling it an expedition. Its been about 4 and a half months since my successful summit…

  Tom Dade

  28 Jun 2020

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