Typo spelling adrenaline descend

Author: mikofski

content/Climbing-life-lessons-risk.md

@@ -108,7 +108,7 @@ Is there anything that is purely deterministic? I believe almost every event has
 a distribution of possible outcomes, some good, some great, some bad, and some
 very bad. Lucky or not, those possibilities aren't usually random, some outcomes
 are more likely than others. So now I had to weigh the odds that we could summit
-and decend before it started raining. The main danger for climbers in the rain is
+and descend before it started raining. The main danger for climbers in the rain is
 lightning. For a quick primer check out this Climbing Magazine article,
 [Don't Get Struck By Lightning](https://www.climbing.com/skills/learn-this-laws-of-lightning/).
 
@@ -118,10 +118,10 @@ it I was literally at the end of my rope. I had clipped the bolts between me and
 my second, and I knew there was another pair of anchors just up ahead. I felt confident
 so I decided to start simul-climbing, and I yelled down to my partner, "START CLIMBING!"
 A 60-meter rope is almost 200-ft long, and in the vastness, sounds get blown away, so I
-just started yanking on the rope forcing him to follow me upward. This worked for a few
+just started pulling on the rope forcing him to follow me upward. This worked for a few
 feet but then I was yanked to a stop. I could see the next pair of anchors, but they were
 just out of reach. I turned around to start screaming frantic, feeling the buzz
-of adrenalin shoot into my veins, when I saw my partner take off his backpack. I was
+of adrenaline shoot into my veins, when I saw my partner take off his backpack. I was
 completely confused. Dread crept into my bones as I saw something flutter off into
 the breeze, but I was quickly filled with relief as my partner slung his backpack
 and lept upward. I flew to the anchors, clipped them like a baby hugging his mother