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Weekend Warm-Up: Keep It Burning

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Keep It Burning, a film reviewed by ExplorersWeb, follows Edu Marin, his 70-year-old father Francisco and his brother Alex up Pakistan's Nameless Tower. After an avalanche wrecked their camp, Edu waited eight days alone on a 6,000m ledge for a weather window. All three reached the summit, and Edu completed the second-ever free climb of the Eternal Flame route.

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