Why 2026 Could Be the Year Sandy Irvine's Missing Camera Finally Surfaces
For 100 years, the camera Sandy Irvine carried on Everest has been the most famous missing photograph in mountaineering history. In September 2024, a single boot melted out of the ice and changed everything. The sock inside was embroidered, in red thread, with his name. After a century of guesswork, the search for the photograph that could prove George Mallory and Sandy Irvine summited Everest 29 years before Hillary and Tenzing has narrowed to a few square kilometres of ice. The 2026 climbing season may finally be the year the world finds out. Or it may already be too late. #mountaineering #everest #mountaineeringdisaster
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