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[QUOTE="Flacusian, post: 1774304, member: 264"]
Certainly undertaking endeavors in the wild remote and dangerous regions of to globe must be the ultimate in feeling vitally alive and living life to the extreme, but it also comes with the attendant perils and inherent dangers than can lead to a myriad of horrible outcomes including death. Those people cut from cloth which knows no limitations are fully aware of the of those dangers but lead such lives in spite of them.

In reading the article I can't help but think of the possible torment Roman Dial may have experienced ,  or still may be grappling with by possibly feeling some level of responsibility for having been the role model which influenced Cody.  It also must be difficult  knowing that he himself having cheated death on so many occasions always emerged relatively unscathed  while Cody was not as fortunate and paid the ultimate price, his life.

The article was a gripping narrative and provided a vivid picture of what it is like to set out into such a dense and fascinating corner of the world which few people ever have set foot in. I feel for the Dial family for their loss.
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