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It was mid-summer, a time when afternoons were warm and nights cool. Graham, seventeen at the time, and his partners Gib Lewis (18) and Rick Accomazzo (18) racked their hexes and nuts in Camp 4 under a thick haze of campfire smoke. “There might have been some beer or maybe something else (I’m guessing pot),” they started joking about making up their Italian names. “Rick didn’t have to do anything with his name because he was Italian. We decided to call Gib Lewis Antonio Gibbo. And I’d always really admired Emilio Comici, so, you know, I’m Michelangelo Gramicci.” [1]

References

[1] https://gripped.com/profiles/interview-with-mike-graham-founder-of-gramicci-and-stone-master-press/

British mountaineer, statistician and economist. Played a pivotal role in organising the logistics of the successful 1953 Mt. Everest expedition. Continued to climb, often with his wife Sally, into his 80s.

1867-1947. A self-styled 'Professor of Adventure' who lived in a cave in Borrowdale and led camping and climbing trips in the vicinity of Keswick. [1]

[1] https://www.ukclimbing.com/articles/features/millican_dalton_-_the_professor_of_adventure-13626