On July 15, a loose boulder shifted as a 32-year-old apprentice guide approached the west ridge of Pigeon Spire, sending him into a 10-meter tumble. The boulder then rolled over the climber, breaking 14 ribs and two vertebrae and collapsing a lung; his helmet was crushed in the fall but he did not have a head injury. He was rescued by helicopter later the same day. We did not receive a firsthand report on this incident, but it is included in our data.