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Update: The team is back home. No Summits, no deaths but a
lot of hard work! "On the second attack Xavi arrived until 8500mt before turn
back due to some problems with feet fingers-no frozen but bad sensations in
this- this was on 21 May, me [Agustí Torrents] on 20th arrived in the
afternoon to 8000mts aprox,on my way to camp 3 but I was going alone and bad
weather was on at this time, wind, snow and frog, so I decided to turn back."
Update
SATURDAY, MAY 28, 2005
ARRIVAL OF THE EXPEDITION TO
PRAT AIRPOR AT 16:00h
FLIGHT FROM FRANKFURT Nº 4397
THURSDAY, MAY 26, 2005 -
PREPARING TO RETURN -
Today has been the last day
in Katmandu, a day with a lot of work. In the morning we prepared the drums
that have come with us and during the afternoon we waited for the drums that
were still in Base Camp because of the rushing departure due to Xavi. It is a
lot of work that takes a lot of time, we have all found time to visit the
surprising Bouddhanath. The colors of the prayers flags, the music and the
atmosphere have been useful to relax in this busy day. Knowing that tomorrow
we will take the plane to start the trip back home make us a little nervous,
on one hand because we've been away for a lot of time and we want to go back,
on the other hand it is sad to leave the Himalayas. With no other news, we
say goodbye to you. Maybe tomorrow we will write the last chronicle from
Katmandu, before going to the airport.
Good night and Namaste!
Translated from Catalan by
Jorge Rivera
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