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ПОМОГИТЕ СДЕЛАТЬ ПЕРЕСКАЗ ТЕКСТА(НЕ МЕНЕЕ 8 ПРЕДЛОЖЕНИЙ) The Himalayas have been the scene of many rivalries over the years. Few, however, have been as long or heroic as the battle between Jerzy Kukuczka and Reinhold Messner during the early 1980s. Both men were trying to be the first to reach all 14 peaks in the world which are over 8,000 metres. Messner completed this remarkable achievement a year earlier than Kukuczka. However, it took Messner 16 years to do it, whereas the Polish climber did it in only 8 years. Kukuczka, who was born in Katowice, Poland, in 1948, was a brilliant mountaineer. While trying to reach the 14 highest summits, he established nine new routes, reached one summit by himself, and did four of them in winter. In fact, many consider his achievement to be greater than Messner's, especially considering that his equipment was often hand-made and his clothes second-hand. Unfortunately, Kukuczka died attempting to reach the top of Lhotse in 1989. He was buried by his friends in a Himalayan glacier. Messner, on the other hand, is a living legend among climbers. Born in South Tyrol(Italy) in 1944, he is one of the world's most successful and famous mountaineers. He was the first person to climb Mount Everest alone without oxygen, and he has also crossed Antarctica on skis. But Messner's career has had its tragic moments too. During his first major Himalaya climb in 1970, both he and his brother, Gunther Messner, reached the summit. However, Gunther died two days later on the way down the mountain. Messner, who is now a wealthy man, has no intention of settling down in his castle in the Italian Alps. He keeps on exploring, climbing, writing and having new adventures in 2004 he walked 2000 kilometres through the Gobi desert. Curiously, Messner is one of the few western people that claim to have seen the Yeti. He says he has met it twice, and has photographic evidence to prove it! However, in his book about the Yeti there is no real proof. Instead he just speculates that the Yeti is a large, long haired bear.

Answer 1

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The Himalayas have been the scene of many rivalries over the years. . While trying to reach the 14 highest summits, he established nine new routes, reached one summit by himself, and did four of them in winter. In fact, many consider his achievement to be greater than Messner's, especially considering that his equipment was often hand-made and his clothes second-hand..  During his first major Himalaya climb in 1970, both he and his brother, Gunther Messner, reached the summit. However, Gunther died two days later on the way down the mountain. Messner, who is now a wealthy man, has no intention of settling down in his castle in the Italian Alps.  Curiously, Messner is one of the few western people that claim to have seen the Yeti. He says he has met it twice, and has photographic evidence to prove it! However, in his book about the Yeti there is no real proof. Instead he just speculates that the Yeti is a large, long haired bear.

Answer 2

The Himalayas have been the stage for numerous rivalries, but one of the most enduring and heroic battles took place in the early 1980s between Jerzy Kukuczka and Reinhold Messner. Both climbers were vying to be the first to conquer all 14 peaks in the world over 8,000 meters. Messner achieved this feat a year before Kukuczka, but the Polish climber completed it in just 8 years, while Messner took 16 years. Kukuczka, born in Katowice, Poland in 1948, was a remarkable mountaineer who established nine new routes and reached one summit solo, as well as completing four of the climbs in winter. Many consider his achievement to be greater than Messner's, especially given his use of hand-made equipment and second-hand clothing. Unfortunately, Kukuczka died while attempting to summit Lhotse in 1989 and was buried in a Himalayan glacier by his friends. In contrast, Messner, born in South Tyrol, Italy in 1944, is a living legend among climbers and one of the world's most successful mountaineers. He was the first person to climb Mount Everest alone without oxygen and has also crossed Antarctica on skis. Despite his wealth, Messner continues to explore, climb, write, and have new adventures, such as walking 2000 kilometers through the Gobi desert in 2004. Interestingly, Messner claims to have encountered the Yeti twice and even has photographic evidence, although his book on the subject lacks concrete proof and instead speculates that the Yeti is a large, long-haired bear.