"Philip Powell" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:[email hidden]...
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It has just been reported that Rob Milne died nearing the summit of Everest.
www.everestnews.com
He will be missed.
Rob had become a good friend via this news group and advised me on many routes, both through the group and privately via email. I never had the pleasure of meeting him but will certainly miss his contributions here.
Should any of his family read these notes please accept our deepest condolences.
"Graham Ingram" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:[email hidden]...
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"Philip Powell" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:[email hidden]...
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It has just been reported that Rob Milne died nearing the summit of Everest.
www.everestnews.com
He will be missed.
Rob had become a good friend via this news group and advised me on many routes, both through the group and privately via email. I never had the pleasure of meeting him but will certainly miss his contributions here.
Should any of his family read these notes please accept our deepest condolences.
Rest in Peace Rob
Yes indeed. It's a terrible shock and a great loss.
I met Rob a few times, a truly nice man. His american accent would throw you a bit at first, but he did a great deal for Scottish walking climbing and mountaineering. He will be missed very much.
I'll remember him from one winters night in the Adventure Centre at Ratho, I was wearing 5 layers including 2 thick fleeces, Rob was wandering about in shirt sleeves....
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It has just been reported that Rob Milne died nearing the summit of Everest.
I just heard it on the national news. Reproduced below is a bit of advice he once gave me with regard to bagging Corbetts: Quote: "Remember to work on the remote and far away ones sooner rather than later or you'll get near the end like Richard and I will only problematic hills left!" Unquote.