The visual language of the 1953 British Mount Everest Expedition — the summit push that put Hillary and Tenzing on top of the world — rebuilt as a field logbook crossed with a Royal Geographical Society survey sheet. Everything reads cold and clear: bright snowfield-glare white, thin ice-blue contour lines tracing the route, oxygen-cylinder dials, and gear tags tied to every duffel. The mountain is measured in feet, oxygen in litres, and everything else is left off the page. Precise, unsentimental, quietly heroic.