Mexican-Canadian Mt Everest Expedition 2004

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Mexican-Canadian Mt Everest Expedition 2004 Dispatches

	Mexican-Canadian Mt Everest Expedition 2004 lead by Andres Delgado	Andres Delgado is sponsored in part by:

Update One: Namche

Update Two: Mexican-Canadian Mt Everest Expedition 2004: Update Two

Update Three

Update 4: Mexican-Canadian Mt Everest Expedition 2004 lead by Andres Delgado what a story... a must read...

Update 5: I am going to be a few days at Base. I climbed yesterday up to Camp 1 with one of the Sherpas who are fixing the Khumbu icefall. It was really neat, they accepted me in their group, I helped carry ropes up to 6,000 m., they were very happy.

Update 6: Mexican-Canadian Mt Everest Expedition 2004: Update

Update 7: Mexican-Canadian Mt Everest Expedition 2004: Update

Update 8: Mexican-Canadian Mt Everest Expedition 2004: Update

Update 9: Tomorrow, we will climb to sleep at Camp 2. We will spend four or five nights up there.

Update 10: Andr�s and the rest of the members of the expedition installed camp III on April 20, at 7,3000 meters above sea level.

Update 11: Andr�s, Luis (Libret�n), Richard, Martin and Tom are again at Camp 3.

Update 12: April 27, 2004: A few hours ago, the leaders of 10 expeditions had a meeting to agree on the installation of fixed lines between Camp 3 and Camp 4. The meeting was called by the American expedition of Dave Breashears.

Update: On the 19th the entire group climbed (Alejandro, Juan Pablo, Lu�s, Tom, Martin, Richard and I) from Base Camp up to Camp 2. The journey must have taken some 5 hours. As always, the Canadians have left before the Mexicans, so when we arrived to camp 2 we found them resting there. update

Update: Mexican-Canadian Mt Everest Expedition 2004: Update 8000 meters coming soon!

Update: Our last information is that Andr�s got on top of the Geneva Spur very close to the South Col at 7900 meters.

Update: 05-06-04: Hi: It is May 6th at 17:45 hours here in Nepal. It is around 4 in the morning there in Mexico. I just wanted to tell you I'm at Base. I got here around 14:00 hours (Nepal time).

05-07-04: base camp

Ian checks in again

05-10-04 a wild story

Update: Pray for us

Update: Summit Everest!! and Andres Delgado gave up his summit attempt without oxygen to help his fellow climber

Mexican-Canadian Summit Report 2

Andres Delgado Everest report Mexican-Canadian Expedition

Andres Delgado Everest report Mexican-Canadian Expedition Part Two

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