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100 1  Jornet, Kilian,|d1987-|eauthor. 
245 10 Above the clouds :|bhow I carved my own path to the top of
       the world|h[Hoopla electronic resource] /|cKilian Jornet. 
250    Unabridged. 
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511 0  Read by Steven Brand. 
520    The most accomplished mountain runner of all time 
       contemplates his record-breaking climb of Mount Everest in
       this profound and free-flowing memoir-an intellectual and 
       spiritual journey that moves from the earth's highest peak
       to the soul's deepest reaches.  The world's fastest 
       mountain climber, ultra-runner, and mountaineer, Kilian 
       Jornet has broken nearly every mountaineering record in 
       the world and twice been named National Geographic 
       Adventurer of the Year. In 2018 he burnished that legend, 
       setting the FKT (fastest known time) ascending and 
       descending Mount Everest-in twenty-six hours from base 
       camp-without bottled oxygen or ropes.  What drives a 
       person to the edge of one of the most difficult and 
       revered mountains in the world? How much is one willing to
       sacrifice and suffer to pursue an authentic and bold life?
       Jornet ponders these questions as he recounts one 
       remarkable year in the life of the mountain, exploring 
       Everest's changing nature over four seasons and his own 
       existence. Above the Clouds silhouettes a complex and 
       dedicated runner at the peak of his physical prowess who 
       must choose between the safe and certain or the 
       adventurous and perilous.  As he recounts a life spent 
       studying, tending, and ascending the greatest peaks on 
       earth, Jornet ruminates on what he has found in nature-
       simplicity, freedom, and spiritual joy-and offers a poetic
       yet clearheaded assessment of his relationship to the 
       mountain . . . at times his opponent, at others, his 
       greatest muse.  In this sweeping, soulful journey-the flip
       side of stories like Into Thin Air-Jornet illuminates with
       beauty and brilliance what it means to be an athlete, a 
       competitor, and a human facing the greatest life 
       challenges-for him, the mountain he yearns to climb and 
       honor. 
538    Mode of access: World Wide Web. 
600 10 Jornet, Kilian,|d1987- 
650  0 Mountaineers|zSpain|vBiography. 
650  0 Athletes|zSpain|vBiography. 
700 1  Brand, Steven,|d1969-|enarrator. 
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