Mt. Everest 2004: George Dijmarescu and Lakpa Sherpa

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Articles One Spring 2004: Climbing the slopes of Mt. Everest is sometimes as dangerous if not more dangerous than going for the summit: By George Dijmarescu

Mt Everest 2004: Lakpa Sherpa Profile

Mt. Everest 2004: George Dijmarescu Profile

The Connecticut Everest Expedition 2004

update 4/28/2004

May 11, 2004

George and Lakpa are sponsored for 2004 in part by Sabia & Hartley, LLC of Hartford CT

Boring day in ABC but an interesting visit

Indian team, British, some Swiss, Bulgarians and Greeks will probably try their luck first.

Summit Plans: leaving for the sixth Summit (For George)

The Story of Success and Death on Everest by George Dijmarescu

Everest Summit Pictures from George Dijmarescu and Lakpa Sherpa

Everest 2004 George Dijmarescu: May God rest Hristo's soul

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