HOT 102.7FM The Annapurna Ascent

Episode 4 : Settling into base camp at 4130m

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The Two South Africans aiming to plant our national flag on Annapurna are now adjusting to the altitude at base camp.

Warren Eva and John Black raised over R180 000 for malnourished children during their historic K2 summit.

Now, they’re hoping to raise even more on one of the world’s deadliest peaks.
3 Apr 3AM English South Africa News · News

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