The Call of the Mountain

by Rod Baber

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This moblog is about breaking the boundaries of communication by using a mobile anywhere, any time. And I’m taking it to the extreme…

My Mission

Sponsored by Motorola, I’m heading to the top of Mount Everest to make the world’s highest land-based mobile phone call and text. I’ll be posting the evidence here in the coming weeks. Watch this space!

Do you have pics or video from great heights? Email or MMS your images to: everest@moblg.net

My Mobile
I’m using Motorola’s new MOTORIZR Z8, a cool slider phone that shows and records video at 30 frames a second. It’s also got 4GB of memory so I can store loads of pics and videos of my family.

My Records
When I was 29, I secured the world record for climbing the highest point of every European country in 835 days. I also hold the world record for climbing more of the world's highest points than any other person.

In my day job, I’m managing director at Head 4 Heights, the UK’s fastest growing aerial adventure centre.

In The News:
BBC News: Highest mobile call climb begins

Discovery Channel’s Beyond the Limit blog

Links:

Head 4 Heights

Motorola

Himalayan Exchange

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this is from a pre-base camp trek
15th May 2007, 14:00  

540air says:

It definitely works. Welcome to moblogUK and good luck with your expedition!!

15th May 2007, 14:28

Alfie says:

Pretty crazy hey Paul? The conditions on Everest are just so intense, I can't really imagine the drive/motivation to put oneself through it.

15th May 2007, 14:35

540air says:

Absolutely crazy for sure. SLG has always wanted to climb Everest and I reckon Euphro would love it, but me? Not sure I could motivate myself enough. It must be beautiful in places and an amazing feeling to complete it though.

15th May 2007, 14:49

lorifaye says:

Good luck with the expedition - delighted to be a 'friend' and to have you sharing with us at moblogUK.

15th May 2007, 15:56

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