Elite mountaineer emerges from cave after nearly one and a half years
An elite Spanish mountaineer just emerged from a cave after nearly a year and a half alone underground, telling supporters she didn’t want to come out because “I hadn’t finished my book.”
Asked if she ever panicked while underground, she answered, “Never. In fact, I didn’t want to come out!” She said she spent her time underground exercising, painting, knitting hats and working her way through 60 books. It didn’t take long for her to lose all track of time.via REUTERS While her support team provided her with clean clothes, removed her waste and kept her fed — including with treasured avocados and fresh eggs — they were under strict orders not to communicate directly.
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