
News from May
3rd 2004: Hi EverestNews.com, Jean-Christophe went up to the advanced base
camp on Friday April 30th . May 1st , he went to deposit material at camp 1
then went down again to the advanced base camp because weather forecasting
were very windy. All the night of May 1st was stormy as well as the day of May
2nd The wind blew by gust reaching sometimes 90 km/h.

In high
altitude around 8000 meters this one blew at 150km/h... Today Monday May
3rd is a beautiful day shiny for Jean-Christophe who could go up to the camp1
at 6600 m and install a bivouac. The wind rises again and tomorrow there will
still have much wind.
I hope
that Jean-Christophe has been able to protect himself because it is not
finished.
This
afternoon, I again have a telephone contact with him, I will tell him to
protect himself well... The mood is good and the motivation too.
I think
that I will join him in Nepal with the children towards mid-May... he needs
psychologically to know that we are not very far from him... he wanted me to
join him at the base camp but after reflexion this place is not possible for
the moment with the children. Translations by Fabienne for
EverestNews.com
Best regards and good week ! Katia Lafaille.
Dispatches Read the
dispatches from Spring 2002 here:
Dispatch April 3, 2002 Bonjour
His Site in French
In 2003,
Jean-Christophe Lafaille, summited Dhaulagiri, Broad Peak and Nanga Parbat.
His dispatches from
Dhaulagiri this year are
here.
His dispatches from
Nanga Parbat this year are
here.
Follow along here for
dispatches from Broad Peak
here.
Jean-Christophe
Lafaille 2003: Broad Peak Photo Show
Jean-Christophe Lafaille: Annapurna 2002
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