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Conquering Mt. Everest means
a lot more to Sir Ranulph Fiennes than just reaching the summit. Sir
Ranulph, or Rans as he is often called, at worst is tempting fate by
attempting Mt. Everest less than two years after having a major heart attack.
Other issues that Rans is up against are vertigo and his fear of heights. But,
at its best, Rans’ Mt. Everest expedition comes at a point in his life that
could be called a new beginning. Rans’ first wife, Ginny Fiennes, succumbed
to stomach cancer last February and Rans will marry Louise Millington, 38, in
March, just a short time before he attempts Everest with a commercial
expedition on March 26.
A positive that works to Rans’
advantage is his lifetime of conquering what to many would seem the
impossible. Rans is listed in the Guinness Book of Records as the world’s
greatest living explorer with accomplishments including a solo expedition o
the North Pole and the first unsupported crossing of the Atlantic. Another
advantage of the climb is that he is hoping to raise up to 2 million for the
British Heart Foundation.
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