Mt. Everest 2005: Dirk Stephan and Keith Woodhouse Updates

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Mt. Everest 2005: Dirk Stephan and Keith Woodhouse Updates

Update: Mt. Everest 2005: Dirk Stephan and Keith Woodhouse moving up to Base Camp

Update: Mt. Everest 2005: Dirk Stephan and Keith Woodhouse in the icefall

Update: Mt. Everest 2005: Dirk Stephan and Keith Woodhouse: Last night was wild

Update: Mt. Everest 2005: Dirk Stephan and Keith Woodhouse: Moving up!

Update: Mt. Everest 2005: Dirk Stephan and Keith Woodhouse: hopes for a upcoming summit window

Update: Mt. Everest 2005: Dirk Stephan and Keith Woodhouse: Feeling pretty down

Update: Mt. Everest 2005: Dirk Stephan and Keith Woodhouse: Feeling quite positive today

Update: Mt. Everest 2005: Dirk Stephan and Keith Woodhouse: The avalanche at camp and trying to get news...

Update: Mt. Everest 2005: Dirk Stephan and Keith Woodhouse: Initial euphoria on return to BC

Update: Mt. Everest 2005: Dirk Stephan and Keith Woodhouse: Books and rumors

Update: Mt. Everest 2005: Dirk Stephan and Keith Woodhouse: Doom and gloom around Base Camp

Update: Mt. Everest 2005: Dirk Stephan and Keith Woodhouse: Waiting on the weather is not much fun

Update: Mt. Everest 2005: Dirk Stephan and Keith Woodhouse: To climb or not to climb!

Update: Mt. Everest 2005: Dirk Stephan and Keith Woodhouse: More exercise, Labouche and a real bed !

Update: Mt. Everest 2005: Dirk Stephan and Keith Woodhouse: Feeling better and off to C3 tomorrow

Update: Mt. Everest 2005: Dirk Stephan and Keith Woodhouse: At 3am on Saturday 21st May My attempt to climb Mt Everest came to a final close

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