Geoff Harrow, Norman Hardie and Bill Beaven: (Image by Bob McKerrow)
Ed Cotter with Norman Hardie (Image Sam Newton)
On Wednesday 6 May 2015 at the Cashmere Club, Christchurch, Norman Hardie spoke on the first ascent of the world’s 3rd highest peak, Mt Kangchenjunga.
The first ascent of Mt Kangchenjunga was made by two parties of two. The first pair were, George Band and Joe Brown (25 May) and the second pair Norman Hardie and Tony Streather (26 May 1955).
The full team also included John Clegg (team doctor), Charles Evans (team leader), John Angelo Jackson, Neil Mather, and Tom Mackinnon.
Norman also presented a colour slideshow, which was professionally filmed and will be provided online once available.
Many of New Zealand’s well know mountaineering personalities attended, with about 110 people in all.
A collection for the Himalayan Trust was also taken for the people of Nepal whose lives have been so badly affected during the recent major earthquake. A total of $1745 was raised for this worthy cause.
Geoff Spearpoint, Limbo Thompson and David Ellis (Image by Bob McKerrow)
Robin Judkins and Dave Bamford (Image by Bob McKerrow)
From NZAC website.
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It's incredible to commemorate the 60th anniversary of the first ascent of Mt Kangchenjunga. The achievement of George Band, Joe Brown, Norman Hardie, and Tony Streather, along with the rest of the team, is a testament to their courage and skill. It's inspiring to see New Zealand's mountaineering community come together to honor this milestone. https://syserrs.com/109/PDF-Editors
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