Mt. Everest 2005: Vojvodina Everest Expedition 2005: STORM WIND AND SNOW

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Update: Hello EverestNews.com, ABC (6400 m) May 15th 9.20 AM:  Four days ago all of us are in ABC and we are waiting for final        upsurge. Meanwhile, I have arrangement with climbers and       Sherpas conception (scheme) of rise and  return. Each member of   our team know exactly what for is his responsibility and when        (and why) anybody can change decisions.

       All of us are restless (eager) waiting the sky open his gate to our target.  We decided to start up yesterday (May 14th) because Friday (13th) was promised.  But night between Friday and Saturday changed all. So our climbers stayed at camp. Some of restless members of the others teams came back from high camps during. Some of them had serious chilblains. We have had lucky because we won't to hurry. All of us are well, climbers especially. We were together in many difficult days and we are together now, too. We hope it will be good at all at the end. Best wishes to all people in Serbia (and rest the World, too) who is asking and concern with our expedition.

       Mico Jovoic, leader of Vojvodinian team "Everest 2005"

Dispatches

Vojvodina is the northern province of Serbia and Montenegro. It is located in the heart of the Balkans in Southeast Europe. Although Vojvodina is flat, climbing has become a tradition. The first Vojvodina climber to scale Mont Blanc was in 1924, since then they have reached the summits of the highest peaks in South America, Asia, Europe and Australia. The only peak they are missing is Everest and they hope to climb to the summit in 2005.

The expedition is being organized by the Mountaineering Association of Vojvodina. The members of the team are as follows, Miodrag Jovovic, Milivoj Erdeljan, Goran Ferlan, Andor Luhovic, Mirjana Vasut, Mirjana Stevanovic, Iso Planic and Hoselito Bite.

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