Teton Valley News: ‘Myanmar: Bridges to Change’ screens
“When a massive avalanche buried climbers on Everest in 2014, Andy Tyson was one of the first on the scene. He had been preparing to guide on the mountain, but the rescue effort took precedence. This winter he traveled with his wife, Molly Tyson Loomis, to volunteer at the Khumbu Climbing School in Nepal, just one of many times the mountaineer shared his time and talents with eager students.”
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