List of Mountains Climbed
Blanc(4,810 m) Elbrus
(5,642 m) Everest
(8,848 m) Kilimanjaro
(5,895 m) Aconcagua
(6,961 m) Vinson
(4,892 m) Kosciuszko
(2,228 m) Puncak Jaya
(4,884 m) Map of the Seven Summits (actually nine, depending on definition). Garduce climbed all of these mountains except for Mont Blanc, which is not listed on Bass and Messner lists.
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