21st OctoberÂ
Today the team have walked to Pseti Pakari. It has been a bright sunny day, there is fresh snow on the trail making it a tougher walk, but the team are enjoying the luxury of a can of coke in the tea house. Tomorrow the team head up to Baruntse Base Camp
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24th October: Stu has just called in with an update. He was pleased to report Alex and Phurba successfully summited Mera Peak early this morning enjoying amazing scenery and views all the way to Everest and Kangchenjunga.
8th November: Francis rang today to say the group are safe and well at Chukung (4730m). Today was a long day, spent crossing the Amphulapcha Pass. The weather was good, very cold but sunny with beautiful views of the clouds across Lhotse.
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