Everest 2012

Apr 08

Eintrag #3

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We are now in Pangboche for our second night, at 3950m. Today was a rest day so we trekked up about 600 vertical meters to Ama Dablam basecamp for acclimatization, then back down again before lunch. We have also had a blessing from Lama Geshe, one of the most famous lamas of the region, so that was very special. He was impressed to see I still had the card he wrote me last year.Today we had our first views of Everest as it’s been fairly cloudy the last few days. But today we had those perfect blue skies with panoramic views of stunning peaks all around. It was spectacular.Tomorrow we will trek on up to Dingboche, and the plan from there will be to go to Chukkung for two nights, then over the Kongma La, a pass at about 5500m for acclimatization. From there we end up in Lobuche then onto basecamp around the 14th April. Plans change frequently though!So far so good! There will now not be able to do a written update for at least as week as my laptop is going straight to basecamp rather than over the Kongma La. There may be a voice update if we get signal.Happy Easter!

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    2023-07-29 04:07:48 bofa says: At 3950 meters, we are spending our second night in Pangboche. We hiked to the basecamp of Ama Dablam for acclimatization today as it was a rest day, then descended down before lunch. We also had a special blessing from Lama Geshe, one of the most well-known lamas in the area. Storeopinion.ca Survey
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    2022-11-25 02:06:52 chanvova says: lewdle game is very simple and relaxing
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    2012-04-08 20:33:41 Kate_e_smith@live.co.uk says: Great to receive your blog.I am following all the young ones from UK together with one or two well known climbers who have brilliant web sites which most occupy a great deal of their time never mind the actual climbing. Hope all continue to go well.We have just had a happy family Sunday and expect your family will be thinking of you. I know what it is like to have family in distant parts. Stay safe.Kate


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