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Update: Ryan and all of this team is down and get ready to
head home after successfully summiting the mountain...
Update:
This is Ryan Waters calling for
the SummitClimb team on the North Side of Tibet Everest Expedition. Just
calling quickly to update everyone, friends and families, to let everyone know
that all of our members and staff are safely down to Advance Base Camp. We
had a good night's sleep last night and everyone's feeling good, strong, a
little bumps and bruises here and there and very tired and exhausted, but
everyone is in good health.
Today Bob
Guthrie and Neal Jing will walk down to Base Camp. Steve Poulsen is
already at Base Camp, he left yesterday. That leaves Magnus and Fredrick who
are going to stay today for a rest day here and then they're going to walk
down to Base Camp tomorrow. I have stayed up here with the staff for a few
days while we wait on yaks to arrive and then once they get here we will load
up the yaks and come down, probably in two to three days hopefully. So that's
the deal. Everyone's safe and feeling good and we will check in as soon as we
all get down to Base Camp. Thanks for following along. This is Ryan checking
out from Advance Base Camp, goodbye
Below is an updated list of
our Tibetan staff: Special thanks to the Tibet Guide School:
Tibetan Climbers:
Pasang
Penba
Wangdu
Luda
Tibetan Kitchen Staff:
Sange
Pubu Tseren
Danzeng Tsewang
Chamba
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