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  Mt. Everest 2005: Monterosa Everest 2005 from Tibet Update


Update

Update 5/14/2005: Call from Camp 1 Friday May 13, sunset. Beautiful view of Everest, light wind. 12 members of the Monterosa expedition are still working the mountain, including Mr. MacIntyre from South Africa and his sherpa. Jocelyn Dufour and Nick Nielsen are at Camp 1 this evening. They have already slept at Camp 2 during their previous acclimatization climb, and are hoping to go to Camp 3 and possibly higher as the weather and all the other factors permit. Vincent Waters is following them by one or two days, and will continue to share camp with them. The wait at Base Camp was long, climbers are excited to be moving. Let's keep our fingers crossed

Update 4/21/2005: message yesterday from ABC (Thursday morning Tibet Time): On April 21st, Jocelyn Dufour and Nick Nielsen (and possibly others) are making their way up to camp 1 (7000m)  to spend the night.  They plan to explore the route to camp 2 (7500m) on April 22 and descend to ABC, then BC for a rest.

Update 4/14/2005: This group of independent climbers which includes the Greenland Everest expedition (Mr. Nick Nielsen) is moving up the mountain along with the rest of them.

Update 4/6/2005: China Base Camp, Thursday April 7, 7:30am, Very little snow at BC. Leaving for Middle Camp after breakfast. Everyone is acclimatizing well.

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Monterosa Treks & Expeditions is an adventure trekking operation out of Nepal. They offer expeditions throughout Nepal, Tibet, Bhutan, Darjeeling, Sikkim and Pakistan. Since their establishment in 1993 they have been offering tours in English, Japanese, French, Italian, Spanish and German. Monterosa is an active member of the Trekking Agents Association of Nepal, and the Nepal Mountaineering Association.

The Monterosa 2005 Everest expedition climbers include

Mr. Nick Nielsen
Age: 29
Profession: Student
Member - Greenland (Danish)
Miss: Persall Marget
Age: 37
Profession: Dr. Physician
Country: USA
Mr. Hood Matthew
Member - Age: 31
Country USA
Profession: Engineer

Mr. Jocelyn Dufour
Member - Age: 33
Profession: Geophysicist
Country: Canidian
Mr. Vincent Waters
Member - Age: 38
Profession: Engineer
Country: Canada
Mr. Jacek Taler
Member - Age: 36
Profession: Filozof
Country: Poland
Mr. Humphrey Murphy
Age: 40
Profession: Self employed employee
Country: Ireland
Mr. Luigi Rampini
Member - Age: 61
Profession: Employer
Country: Italy
Mr. Neison Suyder
Profession: Construction Forman
Age: 33
Country: USA
Mr. Niklas Hallstrom
Age: 30
Profession: Engineer
Country: Sweden
Mr. Przemyslaw Orcholski
Age: 29
Profession: Climber
Country: Poland
Mr. Macintyre R. Burness
Age: 51
Profession: Civil Engineer
Member - South African
Mr. Ram Krishna Tripathi
Expedition Incharge
Nepal
Mr. Adrian Crane
Member - Age: 49
Profession: Software Eng.
Country: UK
Mr. Karsang Tamang
Expd. Cook
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. Robin Khadka
Asst. Cook
Nepal
Mr. Kamal Acharya
Asst. Cook
Nepal
 

Update 4/04/2005: They are on their way at least past Nylam ...

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