Trip Reports
Hello from Everest Base Camp! Today the 28th we are enjoying a beautiful clear morning. We can see up the Khumbu ice fall and the impressive Cholatse and Tabouche peaks in the distance. The last few days we have been taking advantage of our well deserved rest days after our
recording  Here's the latest from the team at camp 2.
A call from Everest Base Camp, and a hearty Thanks to our Sherpa crew!  We've been working with these guys for several years now, and they are the best. recording
A little garbled at the end, but the team is in their tents for the night at camp 2, 11k.  This is the first camp at which they will start to feel the effects of altitude, mainly in a shortness of breath when moving around and shoveling. recording
Here's Albert calling in from Everest Base Camp.  The call is pretty broken up, but I gathered that they went down to the nearby village of Gorak Shep today, and our chef Serki is keeping them well fed.  It's a pretty bad recording, but it's always nice to hear the
Were all settled in here at Base Camp. Very nice place to be. Hot showers, sushi for lunch, pizza for dinner, a fine selection of boxed Nepali wines, fresh baked croissants for breakfast, , and all morning sunshine! This is the time all of us are recovering from being up
Guide Sebastian Grau called in around quarter to 9pm AK time to do the daily check-in.  Seba was in the cook tent; I could hear the stoves burning  in the background melting snow into water.   The rest of the expedition had gone to bed already after putting in a
Here's the call from Camp 1 after they returned from a day of trailbreaking through new snow up to their cache at 10,000 ft. recording  
Lead guide Mike Burmeister called in to report that the team decided to stay in camp today.  Although the clouds were nowhere to be seen, the wind decided to pick up in the morning, reaching an estimated 30mph.  Yesterday's move was a hard one and no one felt particularly excited
The team called in from Camp 1 this evening after a weather day due to high winds.  It has been beautiful, and they are all doing great and looking forward to moving tomorrow. Click the link to listen to the call from the Kahiltna Glacier. recording  
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