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Dutch Cho Oyu expedition 2005
A Dutch team of 16 climbers
will go to Cho Oyu this spring. To acclimatize they will hike to advanced
basecamp of Everest north side. In May they move to Cho Oyu and climb the
mountain with Sherpa support.
Team members of Dutch Cho Oyu
expedition 2005
René de Bos (1959) Expedition
leader (Everest South side summiteer in 1990)
Robert Eckhardt (1949)
technical climber, Alpamayo north summit and Artesonraju in the Andes, Ama
Dablam, Shifkitin Sar and attempt on Gasherbrum II
Frederiek Bloemers F (1955)
technical climber, Several peaks in Greenland, Ausangate in Peru and Chamlang
in Nepal.
Frank Husslage (1958)
technical climber and editor of a Dutch mountain magazine
Evert Wesker (1952) climber,
His 21st visit to the Himalayas and Karakoram since 1983. one attempt on Cho
Oyu
Lex Ottervanger (1957)
climber, Mera Peak and two attempts on Cho Oyu
Simon Kossen (1952) climber,
Pik Lenin, Mustagh Ata and Mera Peak.
Henk van Bilderbeek (1947)
climber, Elbruz, Kilimanjaro and Aconcagua
Kees Terhell (1960) climber,
Kilimanjaro, Mount Meru and Mera Peak
Paul Strik (1973) Climber,
Parchamo and Mera Peak
Thom Bogaard (1968) climber,
Stok Kangri in India
Suzanne Castelein F (1970)
climber
Jan van den Bos (1955)
climber
Edwin Overbeeke (1960)
climber, climbs for diabetes foundation
Jaap Vuijk (1963) climber and
medical doctor, climbed in the Alps and Nepal
Hans Vis (1943) climber and
filmmaker
2.) Dan Mazur hired Arnold
Coster to help with some of his trips. He summited both Everest North Side and
Cho Oyu last year with Dan.
3.)
The other Dutch plans are for
the fall: A large Dutch team of people with Asthma will go with Rene de Bos to
the North Side of Everest. Their goal is to reach the North Col on 7000
meters. For people with Asthma this must be at least as heavy as climbing to
the summit without Asthma. From the North Col you have the best view on the
entire route to the summit. It is actually a great place, if the weather is
nice.
4.)
A small Dutch team will go the
Changabang (6864m) in the Garhwal Himalaya in India to climb the north face.
The very experienced climbers are Andreas Amons, Mike van Berkel, Cas van de
Gevel en Melvin Redeker. Last year they climbed a new route on Thalay Sagar.
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