Talk:Peter Boardman
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Possibly some confusion here similar to the Joe Tasker page? Peter Boardman's body was found and identified in 1992 by Kazakhs (and apparently again in 1996) but (as is apparent from the photos in 'Chris Bonington's Everest'(2002)) this was in the area of the second Pinnacle, not the Second Step, which is an entirely different feature much further up the N/NE ridge and firmly on the standard north side climbing route. I have therefore changed this detail. I would also suggest that the statement under External Links, while correct, should simply be merged with the main article, otherwise it is a repetition.Summitscribbler 16:57, 5 May 2007
