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On behalf of the
entire SummitClimb team, this is Ryan Waters saying hello from Nyalam, and we
have reached Tibet. The entire team came together in Kathmandu and we left
very early in the morning of the 7th. We traveled to the border and had a
relatively easy transition through the Chinese border control. However it was
pretty late so we ended up staying the night in Zangmu. This morning we
traveled by 4-wheel drive land cruisers to Nyalam and we are now going to take
some time to relax today, drink lots of water and maybe take acclimatization
hikes on the surrounding hills.
Everyone is in good spirits
and happy to be underway with the expedition. We are planning to stay another
day in this town to maximize our chances of a nice slow ascent to basecamp. We
want to take our time, travel with relaxed efficiency, and keep any altitude
related illness to a minimum. We have been enjoying the company of many
different nations on our team and are excited about the upcoming days. Arnold
Coster is here and I have enjoyed seeing him again and we are able to discuss
logistical plans for the mountain. Caroline and Jaques are telling us their
French humor and Roland is able to translate French if we need him to. Our
American contingency, Pete, Ron, and Dan are enjoying being in Tibet for
the first time. Mon and Neil, our English chaps, are busy sampling all the
local brands of brew, with a little water thrown in for good measure. Paul is
exploring all the old locals, as he has traveled in these towns a few years
back. And of course Kipa and Maya Sherpa are happy and healthy!
We will continue to check in
and thanks again from everyone of us here on the SummitClimb team.
Dispatches
Members and Leaders roster:
Dan Blake, Colorado
Ron Oliver, Washington
Pete Coz, California
Ryan Waters, Georgia, Leader
Arnold Coster, Rotterdam, Leader
Roland Debare, South Carolina
and Belgium
Paul Burgess, Canada
Neil Wells, England
Mon Tindale, England
Caroline Cuif, France
Jacques LeTrange, France
4 climbing sherpas and 3
cooks are planning to accompany the team, names to be announced
Thanks again for all of your
fantastic support!!! From Daniel Mazur and all of us at SummitClimb.com
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