127 Hours

Es sollte ein normaler Tagesausflug werden - ein wenig radfahren, tüchtig wandern, ein bißchen klettern. Doch plötzlich fand sich Aron Ralston, ehemaliger Ingenieur, nun Kletterer, Photograph und Wanderführer, in der Falle: eingeklemmt zwischen einem halbtonnenschweren Felsblock und einer Felswand. Ohne Hoffnung auf Hilfe, weil niemand wußte, wo er war. Nach fünfeinhalb Tagen ohne ein Signal der Hoffnung, mit wenig Wasser, noch weniger Essen, brütender Hitze und klirrender Kälte, stand Ralston vor der schrecklichen Entscheidung: Er kann nur überleben, wenn er sich selbst den eingeklemmten Arm amputiert. Das Unvorstellbare gelingt. Er kann sich noch eine 17 Meter hohe Felswand abseilen und mehrere Kilometer laufen, bis ihn die Rettungsteams finden. Selten zuvor hat ein junger Mensch so eindringlich den Zustand zwischen Leben und Tod beschrieben: so ehrlich, so erschütternd, so humorvoll, so mutmachend. Dieses Buch ist schon jetzt ein Klassiker der Survival-Literatur.

Informationen zum Autor Aron Ralston, a native of the Midwest, retired from a career as a mechanical engineer at age twenty-six before moving to Aspen, Colorado. Since his accident, he has completed his unprecedented project to climb the fifty-nine Colorado peaks of more than 14,000 feet, alone, in winter. His first book, Between a Rock and a Hard Place , was a New York Times bestseller and was adapted into the major motion picture 127 Hours by Danny Boyle. Today, as a father of an infant daughter and four-year-old son, Aron lives in Boulder, Colorado. He continues to travel the world for both adventure and to share his story. Follow his journey at AronRalstonSpeaker.com. Klappentext A day-by-day account of Aron Ralston's unforgettable survival story - his terrible accident, self-amputation, rescue and recovery. Zusammenfassung A day-by-day account of Aron Ralston's unforgettable survival story - his terrible accident, self-amputation, rescue and recovery.

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Aron Ralston, a native of the Midwest, retired from a career as a mechanical engineer at age twenty-six before moving to Aspen, Colorado. Since his accident, he has completed his unprecedented project to climb the fifty-nine Colorado peaks of more than 14,000 feet, alone, in winter. His first book, Between a Rock and a Hard Place, was a New York Times bestseller and was adapted into the major motion picture 127 Hours by Danny Boyle. Today, as a father of an infant daughter and four-year-old son, Aron lives in Boulder, Colorado. He continues to travel the world for both adventure and to share his story. Follow his journey at AronRalstonSpeaker.com.

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A day-by-day account of Aron Ralston's unforgettable survival story - his terrible accident, self-amputation, rescue and recovery.