The new IMAX extravaganza he shot on Everest confirms that David Breashears risks his life to capture mountains on film like no one else on earth. They start by riding into town on an airplane, or in the bilgewater of a ship, or on some unwitting human's best intentions. Then, before an ecosystem knows what's hit it, the nasty invasive species have taken over for good, crowding out the natives and quite often eating them. By Wade Graham Up. And Then, By Golly, Up Again.
Some people dream of climbing a mountain every day.
Day in, day out, good weather or bad, the same trees, the same rocks, that same damn squirrel again. It started out as a blissfully ordinary summer Thursday in the sports-happy little mountain town of Lander, Wyoming. But then Amy Bechtel didn't come home, and nothing has been quite the same ever since. Some men dream of peace on earth. Others, of fame and love.