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  • Das Schicksal gemeistert: Der erblindte Bergsteiger Steve Bate
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    Das Schicksal gemeistert: Der erblindte Bergsteiger Steve Bate
    Das Schicksal gemeistert: Der erblindte Bergsteiger Steve Bate bezwingt den Zodiac Route am El Capitan im kalifornischen Yosemite National Park / 210613 *** Steve Bate, who is blind pictured climbing Zodiac on El Capitan; June 21st, 2013 *** [A climber has told of his trip to California to become the first ever registered blind person to solo climb one of El Capitan¿s most dangerous routes, Zodiac. Steve, 35, of Elgin, Moray, was 2 years ago diagnosed with a degenerative illness called retinitis pigmentosa. ¿My eyesight hasn¿t been completely right for up to 10 years but I was only diagnosed two years ago,¿ said Steve. ¿Now I have completely lost my peripheral vision, so it¿s like looking down a tunnel.¿ The illness is causing irreparable damage to Steve¿s eyes and the climber has been warned that he will be blind within five years.] (FOTO: DUKAS/ACTIONPRESS)
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  • Das Schicksal gemeistert: Der erblindte Bergsteiger Steve Bate
    DUKAS_32228561_ACP
    Das Schicksal gemeistert: Der erblindte Bergsteiger Steve Bate
    Das Schicksal gemeistert: Der erblindte Bergsteiger Steve Bate bezwingt den Zodiac Route am El Capitan im kalifornischen Yosemite National Park / 210613 *** Steve Bate, who is blind pictured climbing Zodiac on El Capitan; June 21st, 2013 *** [A climber has told of his trip to California to become the first ever registered blind person to solo climb one of El Capitan¿s most dangerous routes, Zodiac. Steve, 35, of Elgin, Moray, was 2 years ago diagnosed with a degenerative illness called retinitis pigmentosa. ¿My eyesight hasn¿t been completely right for up to 10 years but I was only diagnosed two years ago,¿ said Steve. ¿Now I have completely lost my peripheral vision, so it¿s like looking down a tunnel.¿ The illness is causing irreparable damage to Steve¿s eyes and the climber has been warned that he will be blind within five years.] (FOTO: DUKAS/ACTIONPRESS)
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  • Das Schicksal gemeistert: Der erblindte Bergsteiger Steve Bate
    DUKAS_32228557_ACP
    Das Schicksal gemeistert: Der erblindte Bergsteiger Steve Bate
    Das Schicksal gemeistert: Der erblindte Bergsteiger Steve Bate bezwingt den Zodiac Route am El Capitan im kalifornischen Yosemite National Park / 210613 *** Steve Bate, who is blind pictured climbing Zodiac on El Capitan; June 21st, 2013 *** [A climber has told of his trip to California to become the first ever registered blind person to solo climb one of El Capitan¿s most dangerous routes, Zodiac. Steve, 35, of Elgin, Moray, was 2 years ago diagnosed with a degenerative illness called retinitis pigmentosa. ¿My eyesight hasn¿t been completely right for up to 10 years but I was only diagnosed two years ago,¿ said Steve. ¿Now I have completely lost my peripheral vision, so it¿s like looking down a tunnel.¿ The illness is causing irreparable damage to Steve¿s eyes and the climber has been warned that he will be blind within five years.] (FOTO: DUKAS/ACTIONPRESS)
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  • Das Schicksal gemeistert: Der erblindte Bergsteiger Steve Bate
    DUKAS_32228556_ACP
    Das Schicksal gemeistert: Der erblindte Bergsteiger Steve Bate
    Das Schicksal gemeistert: Der erblindte Bergsteiger Steve Bate bezwingt den Zodiac Route am El Capitan im kalifornischen Yosemite National Park / 210613 *** Steve Bate, who is blind pictured climbing Zodiac on El Capitan; June 21st, 2013 *** [A climber has told of his trip to California to become the first ever registered blind person to solo climb one of El Capitan¿s most dangerous routes, Zodiac. Steve, 35, of Elgin, Moray, was 2 years ago diagnosed with a degenerative illness called retinitis pigmentosa. ¿My eyesight hasn¿t been completely right for up to 10 years but I was only diagnosed two years ago,¿ said Steve. ¿Now I have completely lost my peripheral vision, so it¿s like looking down a tunnel.¿ The illness is causing irreparable damage to Steve¿s eyes and the climber has been warned that he will be blind within five years.] (FOTO: DUKAS/ACTIONPRESS)
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  • Das Schicksal gemeistert: Der erblindte Bergsteiger Steve Bate
    DUKAS_32228555_ACP
    Das Schicksal gemeistert: Der erblindte Bergsteiger Steve Bate
    Das Schicksal gemeistert: Der erblindte Bergsteiger Steve Bate bezwingt den Zodiac Route am El Capitan im kalifornischen Yosemite National Park / 210613 *** Steve Bate, who is blind pictured climbing Zodiac on El Capitan; June 21st, 2013 *** [A climber has told of his trip to California to become the first ever registered blind person to solo climb one of El Capitan¿s most dangerous routes, Zodiac. Steve, 35, of Elgin, Moray, was 2 years ago diagnosed with a degenerative illness called retinitis pigmentosa. ¿My eyesight hasn¿t been completely right for up to 10 years but I was only diagnosed two years ago,¿ said Steve. ¿Now I have completely lost my peripheral vision, so it¿s like looking down a tunnel.¿ The illness is causing irreparable damage to Steve¿s eyes and the climber has been warned that he will be blind within five years.] (FOTO: DUKAS/ACTIONPRESS)
    DUKAS/ACTIONPRESS

     

  • Das Schicksal gemeistert: Der erblindte Bergsteiger Steve Bate
    DUKAS_32228554_ACP
    Das Schicksal gemeistert: Der erblindte Bergsteiger Steve Bate
    Das Schicksal gemeistert: Der erblindte Bergsteiger Steve Bate bezwingt den Zodiac Route am El Capitan im kalifornischen Yosemite National Park / 210613 *** Steve Bate, who is blind pictured climbing Zodiac on El Capitan; June 21st, 2013 *** [A climber has told of his trip to California to become the first ever registered blind person to solo climb one of El Capitan¿s most dangerous routes, Zodiac. Steve, 35, of Elgin, Moray, was 2 years ago diagnosed with a degenerative illness called retinitis pigmentosa. ¿My eyesight hasn¿t been completely right for up to 10 years but I was only diagnosed two years ago,¿ said Steve. ¿Now I have completely lost my peripheral vision, so it¿s like looking down a tunnel.¿ The illness is causing irreparable damage to Steve¿s eyes and the climber has been warned that he will be blind within five years.] (FOTO: DUKAS/ACTIONPRESS)
    DUKAS/ACTIONPRESS

     

  • Das Schicksal gemeistert: Der erblindte Bergsteiger Steve Bate
    DUKAS_32228553_ACP
    Das Schicksal gemeistert: Der erblindte Bergsteiger Steve Bate
    Das Schicksal gemeistert: Der erblindte Bergsteiger Steve Bate bezwingt den Zodiac Route am El Capitan im kalifornischen Yosemite National Park / 210613 *** Steve Bate, who is blind pictured climbing Zodiac on El Capitan; June 21st, 2013 *** [A climber has told of his trip to California to become the first ever registered blind person to solo climb one of El Capitan¿s most dangerous routes, Zodiac. Steve, 35, of Elgin, Moray, was 2 years ago diagnosed with a degenerative illness called retinitis pigmentosa. ¿My eyesight hasn¿t been completely right for up to 10 years but I was only diagnosed two years ago,¿ said Steve. ¿Now I have completely lost my peripheral vision, so it¿s like looking down a tunnel.¿ The illness is causing irreparable damage to Steve¿s eyes and the climber has been warned that he will be blind within five years.] (FOTO: DUKAS/ACTIONPRESS)
    DUKAS/ACTIONPRESS

     

  • Das Schicksal gemeistert: Der erblindte Bergsteiger Steve Bate
    DUKAS_32228552_ACP
    Das Schicksal gemeistert: Der erblindte Bergsteiger Steve Bate
    Das Schicksal gemeistert: Der erblindte Bergsteiger Steve Bate bezwingt den Zodiac Route am El Capitan im kalifornischen Yosemite National Park / 210613 *** Steve Bate, who is blind pictured climbing Zodiac on El Capitan; June 21st, 2013 *** [A climber has told of his trip to California to become the first ever registered blind person to solo climb one of El Capitan¿s most dangerous routes, Zodiac. Steve, 35, of Elgin, Moray, was 2 years ago diagnosed with a degenerative illness called retinitis pigmentosa. ¿My eyesight hasn¿t been completely right for up to 10 years but I was only diagnosed two years ago,¿ said Steve. ¿Now I have completely lost my peripheral vision, so it¿s like looking down a tunnel.¿ The illness is causing irreparable damage to Steve¿s eyes and the climber has been warned that he will be blind within five years.] (FOTO: DUKAS/ACTIONPRESS)
    DUKAS/ACTIONPRESS

     

  • Das Schicksal gemeistert: Der erblindte Bergsteiger Steve Bate
    DUKAS_32228551_ACP
    Das Schicksal gemeistert: Der erblindte Bergsteiger Steve Bate
    Das Schicksal gemeistert: Der erblindte Bergsteiger Steve Bate bezwingt den Zodiac Route am El Capitan im kalifornischen Yosemite National Park / 210613 *** Steve Bate, who is blind pictured climbing Zodiac on El Capitan; June 21st, 2013 *** [A climber has told of his trip to California to become the first ever registered blind person to solo climb one of El Capitan¿s most dangerous routes, Zodiac. Steve, 35, of Elgin, Moray, was 2 years ago diagnosed with a degenerative illness called retinitis pigmentosa. ¿My eyesight hasn¿t been completely right for up to 10 years but I was only diagnosed two years ago,¿ said Steve. ¿Now I have completely lost my peripheral vision, so it¿s like looking down a tunnel.¿ The illness is causing irreparable damage to Steve¿s eyes and the climber has been warned that he will be blind within five years.] (FOTO: DUKAS/ACTIONPRESS)
    DUKAS/ACTIONPRESS

     

  • Das Schicksal gemeistert: Der erblindte Bergsteiger Steve Bate
    DUKAS_32228550_ACP
    Das Schicksal gemeistert: Der erblindte Bergsteiger Steve Bate
    Das Schicksal gemeistert: Der erblindte Bergsteiger Steve Bate bezwingt den Zodiac Route am El Capitan im kalifornischen Yosemite National Park / 210613 *** Steve Bate, who is blind pictured climbing Zodiac on El Capitan; June 21st, 2013 *** [A climber has told of his trip to California to become the first ever registered blind person to solo climb one of El Capitan¿s most dangerous routes, Zodiac. Steve, 35, of Elgin, Moray, was 2 years ago diagnosed with a degenerative illness called retinitis pigmentosa. ¿My eyesight hasn¿t been completely right for up to 10 years but I was only diagnosed two years ago,¿ said Steve. ¿Now I have completely lost my peripheral vision, so it¿s like looking down a tunnel.¿ The illness is causing irreparable damage to Steve¿s eyes and the climber has been warned that he will be blind within five years.] (FOTO: DUKAS/ACTIONPRESS)
    DUKAS/ACTIONPRESS

     

  • Das Schicksal gemeistert: Der erblindte Bergsteiger Steve Bate
    DUKAS_32228549_ACP
    Das Schicksal gemeistert: Der erblindte Bergsteiger Steve Bate
    Das Schicksal gemeistert: Der erblindte Bergsteiger Steve Bate bezwingt den Zodiac Route am El Capitan im kalifornischen Yosemite National Park / 210613 *** Steve Bate, who is blind pictured climbing Zodiac on El Capitan; June 21st, 2013 *** [A climber has told of his trip to California to become the first ever registered blind person to solo climb one of El Capitan¿s most dangerous routes, Zodiac. Steve, 35, of Elgin, Moray, was 2 years ago diagnosed with a degenerative illness called retinitis pigmentosa. ¿My eyesight hasn¿t been completely right for up to 10 years but I was only diagnosed two years ago,¿ said Steve. ¿Now I have completely lost my peripheral vision, so it¿s like looking down a tunnel.¿ The illness is causing irreparable damage to Steve¿s eyes and the climber has been warned that he will be blind within five years.] (FOTO: DUKAS/ACTIONPRESS)
    DUKAS/ACTIONPRESS

     

  • Das Schicksal gemeistert: Der erblindte Bergsteiger Steve Bate
    DUKAS_32228548_ACP
    Das Schicksal gemeistert: Der erblindte Bergsteiger Steve Bate
    Das Schicksal gemeistert: Der erblindte Bergsteiger Steve Bate bezwingt den Zodiac Route am El Capitan im kalifornischen Yosemite National Park / 210613 *** Steve Bate, who is blind pictured climbing Zodiac on El Capitan; June 21st, 2013 *** [A climber has told of his trip to California to become the first ever registered blind person to solo climb one of El Capitan¿s most dangerous routes, Zodiac. Steve, 35, of Elgin, Moray, was 2 years ago diagnosed with a degenerative illness called retinitis pigmentosa. ¿My eyesight hasn¿t been completely right for up to 10 years but I was only diagnosed two years ago,¿ said Steve. ¿Now I have completely lost my peripheral vision, so it¿s like looking down a tunnel.¿ The illness is causing irreparable damage to Steve¿s eyes and the climber has been warned that he will be blind within five years.] (FOTO: DUKAS/ACTIONPRESS)
    DUKAS/ACTIONPRESS

     

  • Das Schicksal gemeistert: Der erblindte Bergsteiger Steve Bate
    DUKAS_32228547_ACP
    Das Schicksal gemeistert: Der erblindte Bergsteiger Steve Bate
    Das Schicksal gemeistert: Der erblindte Bergsteiger Steve Bate bezwingt den Zodiac Route am El Capitan im kalifornischen Yosemite National Park / 210613 *** Steve Bate, who is blind pictured climbing Zodiac on El Capitan; June 21st, 2013 *** [A climber has told of his trip to California to become the first ever registered blind person to solo climb one of El Capitan¿s most dangerous routes, Zodiac. Steve, 35, of Elgin, Moray, was 2 years ago diagnosed with a degenerative illness called retinitis pigmentosa. ¿My eyesight hasn¿t been completely right for up to 10 years but I was only diagnosed two years ago,¿ said Steve. ¿Now I have completely lost my peripheral vision, so it¿s like looking down a tunnel.¿ The illness is causing irreparable damage to Steve¿s eyes and the climber has been warned that he will be blind within five years.] (FOTO: DUKAS/ACTIONPRESS)
    DUKAS/ACTIONPRESS

     

  • Das Schicksal gemeistert: Der erblindte Bergsteiger Steve Bate
    DUKAS_32228546_ACP
    Das Schicksal gemeistert: Der erblindte Bergsteiger Steve Bate
    Das Schicksal gemeistert: Der erblindte Bergsteiger Steve Bate bezwingt den Zodiac Route am El Capitan im kalifornischen Yosemite National Park / 210613 *** Steve Bate, who is blind pictured climbing Zodiac on El Capitan; June 21st, 2013 *** [A climber has told of his trip to California to become the first ever registered blind person to solo climb one of El Capitan¿s most dangerous routes, Zodiac. Steve, 35, of Elgin, Moray, was 2 years ago diagnosed with a degenerative illness called retinitis pigmentosa. ¿My eyesight hasn¿t been completely right for up to 10 years but I was only diagnosed two years ago,¿ said Steve. ¿Now I have completely lost my peripheral vision, so it¿s like looking down a tunnel.¿ The illness is causing irreparable damage to Steve¿s eyes and the climber has been warned that he will be blind within five years.] (FOTO: DUKAS/ACTIONPRESS)
    DUKAS/ACTIONPRESS

     

  • Das Schicksal gemeistert: Der erblindte Bergsteiger Steve Bate
    DUKAS_32228545_ACP
    Das Schicksal gemeistert: Der erblindte Bergsteiger Steve Bate
    Das Schicksal gemeistert: Der erblindte Bergsteiger Steve Bate bezwingt den Zodiac Route am El Capitan im kalifornischen Yosemite National Park / 210613 *** Steve Bate, who is blind pictured climbing Zodiac on El Capitan; June 21st, 2013 *** [A climber has told of his trip to California to become the first ever registered blind person to solo climb one of El Capitan¿s most dangerous routes, Zodiac. Steve, 35, of Elgin, Moray, was 2 years ago diagnosed with a degenerative illness called retinitis pigmentosa. ¿My eyesight hasn¿t been completely right for up to 10 years but I was only diagnosed two years ago,¿ said Steve. ¿Now I have completely lost my peripheral vision, so it¿s like looking down a tunnel.¿ The illness is causing irreparable damage to Steve¿s eyes and the climber has been warned that he will be blind within five years.] (FOTO: DUKAS/ACTIONPRESS)
    DUKAS/ACTIONPRESS

     

  • Das Schicksal gemeistert: Der erblindte Bergsteiger Steve Bate
    DUKAS_32228544_ACP
    Das Schicksal gemeistert: Der erblindte Bergsteiger Steve Bate
    Das Schicksal gemeistert: Der erblindte Bergsteiger Steve Bate bezwingt den Zodiac Route am El Capitan im kalifornischen Yosemite National Park / 210613 *** Steve Bate, who is blind pictured climbing Zodiac on El Capitan; June 21st, 2013 *** [A climber has told of his trip to California to become the first ever registered blind person to solo climb one of El Capitan¿s most dangerous routes, Zodiac. Steve, 35, of Elgin, Moray, was 2 years ago diagnosed with a degenerative illness called retinitis pigmentosa. ¿My eyesight hasn¿t been completely right for up to 10 years but I was only diagnosed two years ago,¿ said Steve. ¿Now I have completely lost my peripheral vision, so it¿s like looking down a tunnel.¿ The illness is causing irreparable damage to Steve¿s eyes and the climber has been warned that he will be blind within five years.] (FOTO: DUKAS/ACTIONPRESS)
    DUKAS/ACTIONPRESS

     

  • Das Schicksal gemeistert: Der erblindte Bergsteiger Steve Bate
    DUKAS_32228543_ACP
    Das Schicksal gemeistert: Der erblindte Bergsteiger Steve Bate
    Das Schicksal gemeistert: Der erblindte Bergsteiger Steve Bate bezwingt den Zodiac Route am El Capitan im kalifornischen Yosemite National Park / 210613 *** Steve Bate, who is blind pictured climbing Zodiac on El Capitan; June 21st, 2013 *** [A climber has told of his trip to California to become the first ever registered blind person to solo climb one of El Capitan¿s most dangerous routes, Zodiac. Steve, 35, of Elgin, Moray, was 2 years ago diagnosed with a degenerative illness called retinitis pigmentosa. ¿My eyesight hasn¿t been completely right for up to 10 years but I was only diagnosed two years ago,¿ said Steve. ¿Now I have completely lost my peripheral vision, so it¿s like looking down a tunnel.¿ The illness is causing irreparable damage to Steve¿s eyes and the climber has been warned that he will be blind within five years.] (FOTO: DUKAS/ACTIONPRESS)
    DUKAS/ACTIONPRESS

     

  • Das Schicksal gemeistert: Der erblindte Bergsteiger Steve Bate
    DUKAS_32228541_ACP
    Das Schicksal gemeistert: Der erblindte Bergsteiger Steve Bate
    Das Schicksal gemeistert: Der erblindte Bergsteiger Steve Bate bezwingt den Zodiac Route am El Capitan im kalifornischen Yosemite National Park / 210613 *** Steve Bate, who is blind pictured climbing Zodiac on El Capitan; June 21st, 2013 *** [A climber has told of his trip to California to become the first ever registered blind person to solo climb one of El Capitan¿s most dangerous routes, Zodiac. Steve, 35, of Elgin, Moray, was 2 years ago diagnosed with a degenerative illness called retinitis pigmentosa. ¿My eyesight hasn¿t been completely right for up to 10 years but I was only diagnosed two years ago,¿ said Steve. ¿Now I have completely lost my peripheral vision, so it¿s like looking down a tunnel.¿ The illness is causing irreparable damage to Steve¿s eyes and the climber has been warned that he will be blind within five years.] (FOTO: DUKAS/ACTIONPRESS)
    DUKAS/ACTIONPRESS

     

  • Das Schicksal gemeistert: Der erblindte Bergsteiger Steve Bate
    DUKAS_32228540_ACP
    Das Schicksal gemeistert: Der erblindte Bergsteiger Steve Bate
    Das Schicksal gemeistert: Der erblindte Bergsteiger Steve Bate bezwingt den Zodiac Route am El Capitan im kalifornischen Yosemite National Park / 210613 *** Steve Bate, who is blind pictured climbing Zodiac on El Capitan; June 21st, 2013 *** [A climber has told of his trip to California to become the first ever registered blind person to solo climb one of El Capitan¿s most dangerous routes, Zodiac. Steve, 35, of Elgin, Moray, was 2 years ago diagnosed with a degenerative illness called retinitis pigmentosa. ¿My eyesight hasn¿t been completely right for up to 10 years but I was only diagnosed two years ago,¿ said Steve. ¿Now I have completely lost my peripheral vision, so it¿s like looking down a tunnel.¿ The illness is causing irreparable damage to Steve¿s eyes and the climber has been warned that he will be blind within five years.] (FOTO: DUKAS/ACTIONPRESS)
    DUKAS/ACTIONPRESS

     

  • Das Schicksal gemeistert: Der erblindte Bergsteiger Steve Bate
    DUKAS_32228539_ACP
    Das Schicksal gemeistert: Der erblindte Bergsteiger Steve Bate
    Das Schicksal gemeistert: Der erblindte Bergsteiger Steve Bate bezwingt den Zodiac Route am El Capitan im kalifornischen Yosemite National Park / 210613 *** Steve Bate, who is blind pictured climbing Zodiac on El Capitan; June 21st, 2013 *** [A climber has told of his trip to California to become the first ever registered blind person to solo climb one of El Capitan¿s most dangerous routes, Zodiac. Steve, 35, of Elgin, Moray, was 2 years ago diagnosed with a degenerative illness called retinitis pigmentosa. ¿My eyesight hasn¿t been completely right for up to 10 years but I was only diagnosed two years ago,¿ said Steve. ¿Now I have completely lost my peripheral vision, so it¿s like looking down a tunnel.¿ The illness is causing irreparable damage to Steve¿s eyes and the climber has been warned that he will be blind within five years.] (FOTO: DUKAS/ACTIONPRESS)
    DUKAS/ACTIONPRESS

     

  • Das Schicksal gemeistert: Der erblindte Bergsteiger Steve Bate
    DUKAS_32228536_ACP
    Das Schicksal gemeistert: Der erblindte Bergsteiger Steve Bate
    Das Schicksal gemeistert: Der erblindte Bergsteiger Steve Bate bezwingt den Zodiac Route am El Capitan im kalifornischen Yosemite National Park / 210613 *** Steve Bate, who is blind pictured climbing Zodiac on El Capitan; June 21st, 2013 *** [A climber has told of his trip to California to become the first ever registered blind person to solo climb one of El Capitan¿s most dangerous routes, Zodiac. Steve, 35, of Elgin, Moray, was 2 years ago diagnosed with a degenerative illness called retinitis pigmentosa. ¿My eyesight hasn¿t been completely right for up to 10 years but I was only diagnosed two years ago,¿ said Steve. ¿Now I have completely lost my peripheral vision, so it¿s like looking down a tunnel.¿ The illness is causing irreparable damage to Steve¿s eyes and the climber has been warned that he will be blind within five years.] (FOTO: DUKAS/ACTIONPRESS)
    DUKAS/ACTIONPRESS

     

  • Das Schicksal gemeistert: Der erblindte Bergsteiger Steve Bate
    DUKAS_32228535_ACP
    Das Schicksal gemeistert: Der erblindte Bergsteiger Steve Bate
    Das Schicksal gemeistert: Der erblindte Bergsteiger Steve Bate bezwingt den Zodiac Route am El Capitan im kalifornischen Yosemite National Park / 210613 *** Steve Bate, who is blind pictured climbing Zodiac on El Capitan; June 21st, 2013 *** [A climber has told of his trip to California to become the first ever registered blind person to solo climb one of El Capitan¿s most dangerous routes, Zodiac. Steve, 35, of Elgin, Moray, was 2 years ago diagnosed with a degenerative illness called retinitis pigmentosa. ¿My eyesight hasn¿t been completely right for up to 10 years but I was only diagnosed two years ago,¿ said Steve. ¿Now I have completely lost my peripheral vision, so it¿s like looking down a tunnel.¿ The illness is causing irreparable damage to Steve¿s eyes and the climber has been warned that he will be blind within five years.] (FOTO: DUKAS/ACTIONPRESS)
    DUKAS/ACTIONPRESS

     

  • Das Schicksal gemeistert: Der erblindte Bergsteiger Steve Bate
    DUKAS_32228533_ACP
    Das Schicksal gemeistert: Der erblindte Bergsteiger Steve Bate
    Das Schicksal gemeistert: Der erblindte Bergsteiger Steve Bate bezwingt den Zodiac Route am El Capitan im kalifornischen Yosemite National Park / 210613 *** Steve Bate, who is blind pictured climbing Zodiac on El Capitan; June 21st, 2013 *** [A climber has told of his trip to California to become the first ever registered blind person to solo climb one of El Capitan¿s most dangerous routes, Zodiac. Steve, 35, of Elgin, Moray, was 2 years ago diagnosed with a degenerative illness called retinitis pigmentosa. ¿My eyesight hasn¿t been completely right for up to 10 years but I was only diagnosed two years ago,¿ said Steve. ¿Now I have completely lost my peripheral vision, so it¿s like looking down a tunnel.¿ The illness is causing irreparable damage to Steve¿s eyes and the climber has been warned that he will be blind within five years.] (FOTO: DUKAS/ACTIONPRESS)
    DUKAS/ACTIONPRESS

     

  • Das Schicksal gemeistert: Der erblindte Bergsteiger Steve Bate
    DUKAS_32228531_ACP
    Das Schicksal gemeistert: Der erblindte Bergsteiger Steve Bate
    Das Schicksal gemeistert: Der erblindte Bergsteiger Steve Bate bezwingt den Zodiac Route am El Capitan im kalifornischen Yosemite National Park / 210613 *** Steve Bate, who is blind pictured climbing Zodiac on El Capitan; June 21st, 2013 *** [A climber has told of his trip to California to become the first ever registered blind person to solo climb one of El Capitan¿s most dangerous routes, Zodiac. Steve, 35, of Elgin, Moray, was 2 years ago diagnosed with a degenerative illness called retinitis pigmentosa. ¿My eyesight hasn¿t been completely right for up to 10 years but I was only diagnosed two years ago,¿ said Steve. ¿Now I have completely lost my peripheral vision, so it¿s like looking down a tunnel.¿ The illness is causing irreparable damage to Steve¿s eyes and the climber has been warned that he will be blind within five years.] (FOTO: DUKAS/ACTIONPRESS)
    DUKAS/ACTIONPRESS