Softcover book in good condition.

Slight shelf wear on cover & top edge corner.

Inscription on title page.

144 Pages.

In early 2003, South African journalist and broadcaster Patricia Glyn spent 59 long days (and even longer nights) with the Discovery Expedition at Base Camp, the makeshift town which grows each year on the side of the worlds highest peak, Mount Everest.

Everest is famed for bringing out the best and the worst in people and as a non-climber, Patricia witnessed it all. The intense struggles, the pent up frustrations, the egos, the pain of failure and finally the ecstasy of a dream fulfilled. Off Peak is an engaging study of the foibles of human nature.

Written with great wit and humour, the diary is interspersed with epic mountain stories and tales of heroes of old and chronicles Patricias very personal journey to one of the bleakest spots on earth.