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Thursday, February 11, 2010
  Three Cups of Tea: Dan Mazur


Dan Mazur is known for leading Greg Mortenson’s “Three Cups of Tea” expedition, featured in the bestselling book. Mazur is also known for the Mount Everest rescue of Lincoln Hall, an Australian climber. Hall had been left for dead and Mazur with fellow climbers abandoned the summit to save Hall’s life. The story was featured in the Chronicle, on NBC Today Show and NBC Dateline with Matt Lauer.

Dan will give an exciting interactive photo-film presentation in San Francisco at 7 pm Feb. 18th at The Downtown North Face Store, 180 Post St, San Francisco, CA, 94105.

The event is free & open to the public. Donations are optional but encouraged with all proceeds benefiting the
www.MountEverestFoundation.org

There will be a chance to “meet and greet” Dan at 6:30 at the North Face Store plus extra time to ask questions, meet Dan and other community members during and after the presentation, including a “Nepal-Tibet Happy Hour” after the show. So please come on out for a fun and intriguing evening and bring a friend.

This talk supports the Mount Everest Foundation to help local low-incomefamilies living near Everest help themselves with education, health, environment, and culture preservation. Current project: construction of a high school serving 300 girls and boys.

For more information see the flyer at SummitorClimb.com

Join Dan Mazur and support this fun event and be ready for an engaging and exciting evening.

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