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The Post-Mortem Post on Twitter: "The death of David Sharp http://t.co/TX5uZUdzp4 #everest #deathresearch #mountainsafety #England #English #photo http://t.co/yQYcRhI3jR" / Twitter
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David Sharp's vow on Everest: "If I don't do it this time, I'm not coming back." | The Seattle Times
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A memorial for British climber David Sharp, who died climbing Mount Everest (top), also known as Qomolangma, is pictured at the base camp in the Tibet Autonomous Region April 30, 2008. REUTERS/David
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Near the summit, David Sharp waved off fellow climbers: "I just want to sleep" | The Seattle Times
Green Boots - Wikipedia
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In 2006 David Sharp attempted to climb Mt. Everest alone. He successfully reached the summit but he didn't bring enough oxygen bottles or an emergency radio. : r/MorbidReality
Death in the clouds: The problem with Everest's 200+ bodies - BBC Future
