- Original release
- Previous episode S1996E23 - Du blé au pain
- Number S1996E24
- Country France
- Original language French
- Genres Documentary, Family
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L'ascension du Mont-Blanc
Fred et Jamy prennent la direction de Chamonix pour faire l'ascension du Mont-Blanc. Fred commence l'ascension avec le tramway à crémaillère construit en 1909 et s'arrête au refuge du Nid d'Aigle à 2400 m d'altitude. Tout au long de la montée, il nous parle des conditions de vie rencontrées en altitude et dues au manque d'air, et des conséquences que cela peut entraîner sur notre organisme. Il évoque aussi le mal des montagnes et le rôle du caisson hyperbar avec les médecins de l'ARPE, installés dans le laboratoire du refuge Vallot. Après plusieurs étapes, le voilà enfin arrivé au sommet à 4807 m. Nous verrons également des reportages sur les premières ascensions du Mont-Blanc, les grands noms de l'alpinisme, et les risques encourus en montagne
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