Mt. Everest 2005: Airborne Ranger club of Finland: Summit Attempt!

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Update May 20th, 2005: 6.30 p.m. (Nepalese time) Two members of the Finnish team (Tomi and Arri) are at camp 3 (8300m). Tonight they will pack their packs and leave for the summit attempt at midnight.

The team who tries to reach the summit of Everest:

Arri Leino         32y Espoo/Finland          

Veli-Pekka Mölsä   42y Espoo/Finland    

Teijo Lehtinen     44y Varese, Italy

Arto Suolanen      33y Anjalankoski/Finland   

Tomi Myllys        32y Vantaa/Finland         

Tero Järvinen      31y Tuusula/Finland        

Heikki Karinen     40y Tampere/Finland        

Finland Everest 2005

Members:

They are all very experienced climbers, their route is from Tibet side on the north side. A lot of research work around high altitude illness will be done.

More coming soon!

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