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On June 3rd 1918, my cousin lost his life on Mount Taranaki. • Arthur Hamilton Ambury, against all odds, gave his life in a heroic attempt to try save another climber who had slipped on ice at an altitude of 6,300 feet. They both fell over the steep bluff which resulted in their deaths. • In October 1919, his wife was awarded the Albert Medal on his behalf for "Very Gallant Conduct". In honour of his bravery the bluff in which he lost his life was then named the "Ambury Bluff" and a monument was unveiled on the northern side of the mountain in his memory. • It gave me an overwhelming sense of achievement, being able to complete the journey that he was never able to finish.. ❤ • w/ @thejoshshaw

WE DID IT!! This was BY FAR the hardest thing I have ever done! Both mentally and physically. 2 minutes out of the car park I was already hurting, sweating and ready to turn back But it's amazing what you can accomplish with the encouragement and support of your partner! I could not have done this without you babe @thejoshshaw! • Mount Taranaki Summit 9000ft -11'C/35km winds 12.6km (1.6km elevation) 2am - 6.30pm (12hr hike time) 20kg pack (Josh had 40kg ) • This climb has forever changed me. I proved just how far I could push myself and I am truely proud of my accomplishment. This mountain was steep, rugged, ever changing and just pure brutal! Safe to say, I will never do it again

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Into the ocean I go - to lose my mind and find my soul • W/ @thejoshshaw

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