Taking The High Ground

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Title

Taking The High Ground

Content partner

Radio New Zealand

Collection

Radio New Zealand

Description

Taking the High Ground tells the stories of the first woman to scale Aoraki/Mount Cook in 1910 - Australian Freda du Faur, and of Kiwi Lydia Bradey who was the first woman to scale Mount Everest solo and without oxygen. That was in 1988. Writer Jan Bolwell imagines the two women are able to talk to each other, about their climbing feats and the challenges they each faced, personally and professionally.

Format

Audio

Date created

03 December 2017

Contributing partner

Standing Room Only

URL

http://www.radionz.co.nz/national/programmes/standing-room-only/audio/2018623984/taking-the-high-...

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