Mitch Hutchcraft completes longest Everest ascent

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KATHMANDU: Mitch Hutchcraft, a former Royal Marine, reached the summit of Mount Everest at on Sunday, completing what is being described as the longest recorded ascent of the world’s highest peak. According to sources at Everest Base Camp, Hutchcraft reached the summit alongside his guide, Gelje Sherpa of AGA Adventures at 9 am. The British […]

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