In Memory of Hari
I’m sorry to announce that our friend, mountain comrade and flight colleague hari died on january 6th this year at doing his favourite sport at the festkogel in the gesäuse.
Hari experienced in his 31 years more in his life than the “average person” ever in their life.
He lived every moment very intense and died in what he loved most, flying.
He felt within nature and in the air as well. Hari always was there in his element, which we all felt when we watched him while flying.
Hari will always be remembered as our teacher in speed flying and mountaineering.
He was always a great motivator, even if we not longer knew the right way when climbing or mountaineering.
Hari could always find a feasible path through the rocks or mountain. One of his examples was of course the legendary climber Hermann Buhl and his saying: “It must be possible”
Hari had an incredible talent and enthusiastic passion to everything he did: he was a great mountaineer, alpine climber, ice climber, paraglider, speed flyer
He was a real life artist …. a great person and friend.
His tragic accident tears a deep void in us all.
We will miss you very much! 🙁
Our heartfelt condolences to his family and friends.
Blue Skies and
Rest in Peace Hari
Bernhard
It’s in tomorrow, fortune or sorrow.
Wait, you may win, but now it feels empty.
(“Before We Begin”, Broadcast, 2005)
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