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Hi, they are in Camp 5 (7.830 meters), below the east summit and have fixed
200 meters of rope in the final traverse. The weather was cold in the morning
and snowfall in the afternoon, but Iņaki thinks that they have a good chance
if the weather respect them tomorrow morning. He said that maybe they will
have to descend until 7.600 meters below a fracture that borns in the central
summit. Tomorrow is the final push. The three of them (Iņaki, Alex Bolotov and
Horia Colibasanu) are ok and optmist. Best, Jorge.
Earlier
Update: They are now in
Camp 4 (7.500 meters) in the east ridge. The weather is ok and they are in
good shape. Tomorrow they will climb until Camp 5 (7.900 meters) and on Monday
to the summit. It seems that tomorrow they will have to fix 130 meters of rope
between Camp 5 and the final traverse to the summit, but it's uncertain still.
Iņaki said that the place is simply incredible. Best, Jorge
Update:
Inaki Ochoa de Olza, from the Lorpen-Diario de Navarra expedition, the
Romanian Horia Colibasanu and the Russian Alexei Bolotov were yesterday in
C2,located at 6.200m, in a new summit push for Annapurna Main Summit. The
ascent plan is today in C3 at 6.900m, on Saturday around 7.400m, Sunday at
7.900 meters below the east summit and, on Monday, go to the top of main
summit. Jorge.
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