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Dan Mazur
climbing steep snow on the way to camp 2. Camp 1 can be seen below. Copyright©Ryan
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Dear
EverestNews.com readers, Another peaceful day in
Kathmandu today......
While the
political situation may be relatively calm, our day certainly was the
opposite! Many things happened today including the shipping of 2000kg of food
and equipment to Lukla, Philip and I sorted through and restocked our medical
kit, and the remaining members of our team arrived.
The team
roster now reads -
Jay Reilly
- Australia - Leader
Philip Ling
- Australia - Leader in Training
Mickeal
Forsberg - Sweden
Richard
Carlsson - Sweden
Tony
Segelstrom - Sweden
Dennis
Jonsson - Sweden
Jonas
Ahlman - Sweden
Fritz Radun
- Germany
John
Kazanas - Australia
Walter
Reisinger - Canada
Jack Hudock
- USA
Matt Vulk -
USA
Les
Williams - New Zealand
Bert
Veldhuis - Netherlands
Amanda
Fitschen - South Africa
John Percy
- Australia and UK
Our
Trekking Members -
Dave
Vlasblom - Canada
Will Denny
- UK
Owen
Sharkey - Ireland
Our Staff -
Kaji Tamang
- Basecamp Sirdar
Lakpah
Kongle Sherpa - Climber
Phuri
Sherpa - Climber
Tenzing
Sherpa - Climber
Shera
Sherpa - Climber
Lakpah
Chiri Sherpa - Climber
Jay Bahdur
Nagarkoti - Cook
Temba
Sherpa - Kitchen
Lakpah Gamu
Sherpa - High Cook
Nirinjin
Rai - Kitchen
We plan to
leave Kathmandu tomorrow for our flight to Lukla, so there will be a short gap
in the dispatches. Expect to hear from us again on the 4th March from Namche
Bazar!
Thank you
for following news of our expedition,
From all of
us at Summitclimb.com
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