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Dear EverestNews.com, This is
Maximo Kausch, from Everest Base camp writing for SummitClimb. We are all
fine here in base camp at 5300 m, most of the climbers have already made their
respective trips to the higher altitude camps. Up to 6400 m, all the
resources are ready. For the moment, almost everybody rests in base camp,
after 5 days in the higher altitudes. After 5 days of storms, there is a lot
of snow on the face of Lhotse and that is going to let future excursions to
gain altitude easily. The Khumbu glacier is not a great challenge for
everybody anymore, and the trail between camp 2 and camp 3 is more difficult.
We think that the group to the Lhotse will be the first to get to the summit
in the second week of May. A few other expeditions are working on fixing the
lines above the South Col, which gives us more time to think about the Lhotse
climb. The team who goes to Everest is acclimatizing well and the Sherpas are
stronger every day. We hope the weather improves from the beginning of next
week. The Portuguese tem is going fine and they have already carried their
load to 6400 m. Joao Garcia injured his left shoulder while climbing the
Khumbu, but he is recovering fast.
We are all celebrating the
Jewish day of "Passover", with the help of Eyal Wigderson, we all had wine at
-10ºC at 5300.
Translated from Spanish by
Jorge Rivera
Dispatches
Below please find the
team rosters for the Everest and Lhotse expeditions and the Everest basecamp
trek.
FAMILY NAME, First Name, country
of origin, Trip Name, leader
EVEREST-NEPAL-EXPEDITION
MR. CLARKE, Clay, USA, Everest
MR. COSTER, Arnold, Netherlands,
Everest, leader
MR. FRANKELIUS, Johan, Sweden,
Everest
MR. MAZUR, Daniel, England, and
USA, Everest, leader
MR. O'BRIEN (CHRIS), USA,
Everest
MR. O'BRIEN (MIKE), USA, Everest
MR. VOIGT, Jens, Germany,
Everest
LHOTSE-NEPAL-EXPEDITION
MR. BACH, James Anugata, USA,
Lhotse
MR. BARILLA, Jason, Kripabindu,
USA, Lhotse
MR. BARLOW, George, USA, Lhotse
MR. BOURDEAU, Pierre, Canada,
Lhotse
MR. BROILI, Ben, USA, Lhotse
MR. EDMONDS, Shane, USA, Lhotse,
leader
MR. FALAHEY, Blair, Australia,
Lhotse
MR. GARCIA, Joao, Portugal,
Lhotse
MR. GAUTHIER, Jowan, Portugal,
Lhotse
MR. HAGGE, Malte, Australia,
Lhotse
MR. KAUSCH, Max, Argentina,
Lhotse, leader
MR. MAZUR, Daniel, England and
USA, Lhotse, leader
MR. MERWIN, Mark, USA, Lhotse,
leader
MR. MEYRING, Gary, USA, Lhotse
MR. SANTOS, Helder, Portugal,
Lhotse
MR. THOMAS (JASON), USA, Lhotse,
leader
MR. THOMAS (WILLIAM), USA,
Lhotse
MR. THURLEY, Kay, Germany,
Lhotse, leader
MR. WIGDERSON, Eyal, Israel,
Lhotse, leader
EVEREST-NEPAL-BASECAMP-TREK
MR. AMBROSIUS, Kelly, USA,
Basecamp Trek
MS. CARDINAL, France, Canada,
Basecamp Trek
MR. DELISANTI, Rip, USA,
Basecamp Trek
MR. EMERY, Tom, USA, Basecamp
Trek
MS. MOORE, Melissa, South
Africa, Basecamp Trek
MS. NEORR, Karen, USA, Basecamp
Trek
MS. OLSEN, Colleen, USA,
Basecamp Trek
MS. ROBINSON, Jenni, USA,
Basecamp Trek
MS. ROTHENBERG, Maja, Germany,
Basecamp Trek
MR. SCHAEFFER, Kelly, USA,
Basecamp Trek
MR. STROHMAYER, Paul, USA,
Basecamp Trek
MS. TE HENNEPE, Elselien,
Netherlands, Basecamp trek, leader
MR. TONOZZI, Pat, USA, Basecamp
Trek
Dispatches
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