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  Mt. Everest 2005: Monterosa Everest 2005 from Tibet Summiters Update


International Everest North Col Expedition Spring 2005 - Summiteers
Mr. Jocelyn Dufour
Country: Canadian
Summited on 21 May 2005 at 10:00 		Mr. Nick Nielsen
Group Leader
Greenland (Danish)
Summited on 29 May 2005 at 08:15		 Mr. Macintyre R. Burness
Member - South African
Summited on 29 May 2005 at 10:05		 Mr. Humphrey Murphy
Country: Ireland
Summited on 30 May 2005 at 07:00		 Mr. Mingma O. Sherpa
Climbing Sherpa
Summited on 29 May 2005 at 10:05
Team Leader Nick Nielsen (Greenland) on the summit of Mt. Everest on 29 May 2005 at 10:05 (Nepali Time).
International Everest North Col Expedition Spring 2005 - Team
 
Mr. Nick Nielsen
Member - Age: 29
Profession: Student
Member - Greenland (Danish) 		Miss: Persall Marget
Member - Age: 37
Profession: Dr. Physician
Country: USA
(reached up to 7070m) 		Mr. Hood Matthew
Member - Age: 31
Country USA
Profession: Engineer
(reached up to 8300m) 		Mr. Adrian Crane
Member - Age: 49
Profession: Software Eng.
Country: UK
(reached up to 7700m)
 
Mr. Jocelyn Dufour
Member - Age: 33
Profession: Geophysicist
Country: Canadian		 Mr. Vincent Waters
Member - Age: 38
Profession: Engineer
Country: Canada
(reached up to 7700m) 		Mr. Jacek Taler
Age: 36
Profession: Filozof
Country: Poland
(reached up to 7900m) 		Mr. Neison Suyder
Profession: Construction
Member -Age: 33
Country: USA
(reached up to north col)  
Mr. Humphrey Murphy
Member - Age: 40
Profession: Self employed employee
Country: Ireland		 Mr. Luigi Rampini
Member - Age: 62
Profession: Employer
Country: Italy
(reached up to north col) 		Mr. Parker Michael
Member - Age: 31
Profession: Graphic Artist
Country: Autralia
(reached up to 7700m) 		Mr. Moore Malcolm
Member - Age: 30
Profession: Rock Climbing Teacher
Country: Great Britain
(reached up to 7700m)
Mr. Niklas Hallstrom
Member - Age: 30
Profession: Engineer
Country: Sweden
(reached up to 7900m) 		Mr. Przemyslaw Orcholski
Member - Age: 29
Profession: Climber
Country: Poland
(reached up to 7700m) 		Mr. Macintyre R. Burness
Member - Age: 52
Profession: Civil Engineer
Member - South African		 Mr. Ram Krishna Tripathi
Expedition Incharge
Nepal
Mr. Mingma Ongel Sherpa
Climbing Sherpa
Everest Summiter
Nepal 		Mr. Ngawa Galjen Sherpa
Climbing Sherpa
Everest Summiter
Nepal 		Mr. Tok Bdr. Khattri
Expedition Cook
 Nepal		 Mr. Karsang Tamang
Expd. Cook
Nepal
Mr. Pasang Bhote
Kitchen Staff
Tibetan		 Mr. Kamal Acharya
Asst. Cook
Nepal 		Mr. Li Ruihua
Liaison Officer
CMA		 Mr. Bu Ximng
Interpreter
CMA

 
Advance Base Camp (6400m)
Advance Base Camp (6400m)
Climbing Snaps.
     

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Kathmandu. Nepal
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