Mt. Everest 2005: Russian Adventure Team Everest expedition: 18 members and counting

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18 members and counting!

Russian Adventure Team Everest expedition will be on this spring in any weather. In seasons 2003 and 2004 Russian Adventure Team  organized 2 successful and safe commercial expeditions on Everest from Tibet side. Based on the last 2 years' experience, Russian Adventure Team is launching another Everest expedition in spring 2005. "Looks like people trust us, - says Alexander Abramov (Alex),

 the founder and permanent leader of Russian Adventure Team Everest Expeditions   - and this year the list of participants is practically ready before the New Year.

At present 18 climbers has already confirmed their participation.

Here is the team:

Alexander Abramov - the leader,

Alexander Iakovenko

Yury Taidakov

Ivan Dusharin

Dmitry Moskalev

Grigory Skaller

Gaidamak Vladimir

Nate Schneider

Lorenzo Gariano

Karo Ovasapyan

John Christiana

James Wilde

Robert Ulph

Ron Morrow

Noel Hanna

Lynne Hanna

Marko Lihteneker

VIKTOR MLINAR

About 10 more climbers are in the process of joining the

team.

The final profile of the expedition will be approximately as follows:

20 climbers and 8-10 Altitude Sherpas. " One of the possible reasons for such an interest in the expedition is a reasonable price, -

suggests Alexander Abramov, Everest Summiteer.  

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