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Mt.
Everest 2005: Mountain Madness Expedition
Introduction
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dispatch one
from Kathmandu
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dispatch two
from Kathmandu
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Mt.
Everest 2005: Mountain Madness
Expedition: Itinerary
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Mt.
Everest 2005: Mountain Madness Expedition: dispatch three from
Namache Bazaar!
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Everest 2005: Mountain Madness Expedition:
Greetings from Lobuche!
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Everest 2005: Mountain Madness Expedition:
Greetings from Base camp, almost
like home with hot water for showers!
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Mt.
Everest 2005: Mountain Madness Expedition:
Hello from Everest Base Camp!
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Mt.
Everest 2005: Mountain Madness Expedition:
We had our puja and honored the mountain Gods.
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Everest 2005: Mountain Madness Expedition:
Our entire group climbed through the Khumbu icefall
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Everest 2005: Mountain Madness Expedition:
Our
climbing team is enjoying a beautiful sunny rest day.
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Mt.
Everest 2005: Mountain Madness Expedition:
Camp One
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Mt.
Everest 2005: Mountain Madness Expedition:
Hello from Everest Base Camp!
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April 19th: Hello again from
base camp!
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Mt.
Everest 2005: Mountain Madness Expedition:
Chris and
Kay have been up at Camp I the last two nights
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Mt.
Everest 2005: Mountain Madness Expedition:
Hello from camp 2!
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Mt.
Everest 2005: Mountain Madness Expedition:
Greetings from camp 2!
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Everest 2005: Mountain Madness Expedition: Back at base camp
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Mt.
Everest 2005: Mountain Madness Expedition:
The Farther
One Goes, The less one knows.
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Mt.
Everest 2005: Mountain Madness Expedition:
Moving up the hill
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Mt.
Everest 2005: Mountain Madness Expedition: Camp
1 was avalanched
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Everest 2005: Mountain Madness Expedition:
Camp 3 Bound!
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Everest 2005: Mountain Madness Expedition:
We climbed to camp 2 yesterday
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Mt.
Everest 2005: Mountain Madness Expedition:
Christine Boskoff calling from
Camp 3 on Everest
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Mt.
Everest 2005: Mountain Madness Expedition:
Last night we slept at camp 3,
finally!
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Everest 2005: Mountain Madness Expedition:
Bouldering at 17,500 feet!
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Mt.
Everest 2005: Mountain Madness Expedition:
High winds still prevail on top of Everest
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Mt.
Everest 2005: Mountain Madness Expedition:
Chillin' at base camp!
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Mt.
Everest 2005: Mountain Madness Expedition:
Working together
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Mt.
Everest 2005: Mountain Madness Expedition:
Summit bound!
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Mt.
Everest 2005: Mountain Madness Expedition:
Hello from Camp
2!
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Mt.
Everest 2005: Mountain Madness Expedition: Wait
at camp 2
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Mt.
Everest 2005: Mountain Madness moves up to camp
3!
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Mt.
Everest 2005: Mountain Madness at camp 4!
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Mt.
Everest 2005: Mountain Madness starting the
Summit push!
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Mt.
Everest 2005: Mountain Madness: Willie summited!
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summits 14!
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summits 14: 14 down to camp 4
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Mountain Madness summits 14: Down to camp 2
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Mountain Madness summits 14 and now time for dinner!
Update: Everest 2005:
Mountain Madness summits 14 and
hello from Kathmandu and
soon off to Pakistan
Since 1994, Mountain Madness
has led 29 team members on successful expeditions to Everest's summit.
This year's Everest expedition will approach the mountain from the Normal
Route--ascending through to the South Col from the Khumbu Glacier, and
continuing to the summit via the Southeast ridge.
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