30th June
Alpine & Expedition Training – The team have successfully complete 3 out of 4 of their planned peaks and are currently on Huayna Potosi.
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Our Bolivian Peaks trip is now guaranteed to run. We do still have some availability so get in touch if your looking for some magnificent and shapely peaks. We acclimatize in La Paz and beside Lake Titicaca, with visits to Inca ruins and the Island of the Sun. Click on continue reading below or head to the Expedition page to read more and view the trip gallery
Leader: Alan Halewood
Team: Michael B, Alan T, Mary T, Anthony M, Graham D, Michael D, David V, Vincent F
11th Aug – Al emailed in this evening to say that they are now back in La Paz. Mike, Graham, Mike, David & Vincent reached the summit along with leaders Al & Cecillio the local guide. Alan and Mary broke 6000m so are happy with their efforts. Tony decided not to attempt the summit but was happy with all the peaks he’d achieved on the trip. Well done to all.
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Bolivian Peaks Expedition News July 2006.
The Team Leader : Chris Mothersdale
Steven Nicholson
Anthony Thomas
Martin Simpson
Malcom Vodden
“The team topped out on all three summits Pico Austria, Pyramid Blanca and Pequeno Alpamayo”
The Team Leader : Joe Brown
Nikolaus Drexler, Nick Haworth, Martin Ingham,Stephen Turner, Joanna Turner
22nd August
Unfortunately Joe has had a small accident whilst climbing Condoriri with one of the clients and has injured his ankle, which has meant he’s had to return back to La Paz. Sadly he will not be able to carry on with the Expedition for the Final two Peaks, so Cecilio the local guide from the 4th July trip will replace Joe. Everyone else in the group is fine and are looking forward to the next mountain adventure of Huayana Potosi. All the team and staff at AP wish Joe a speedy recovery.
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Bolivian Peaks Expedition News 9th August 2009.
The Team Leader : Joe Brown
Nikolaus Drexler, Nick Haworth, Martin Ingham,Stephen Turner, Joanna Turner
22nd August
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Unfortunately Joe has had a small accident whilst climbing Condoriri with one of the clients and has injured his ankle, which has meant he’s had to return back to La Paz. Sadly he will not be able to carry on with the Expedition for the Final two Peaks, so Cecilio the local guide from the 4th July trip will replace Joe. Everyone else in the group is fine and are looking forward to the next mountain adventure of Huayana Potosi. All the team and staff at AP wish Joe a speedy recovery.
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Bolivian Peaks Expedition News 4th July 2009.
The Team Leader : Stu Peacock
The Team: Shaun Crawford Jon Egdell
 Cath Milnes David Wilson
23rd July –  SUMMIT SUCCESS – ‘We´ve just arrived back from a very cold and snowy Illimani. The day we arrived at Illimani Base Camp the clouds had grown dark and menacing with the tops hidden from view. At 6.30pm that night the wind really picked up threatening to blow down many of the tents at base camp, it started to snow, which was a big surprise to all. The weather didn´t relent until around 6.30am the following morning when we awoke to a white vista across the base camp plain. We soon discovered that the 40 or so climbers at high camp had all abandoned their summit attempt and were heading down.
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Bolivian Peaks Expedition News 19th July 2008.
The Team Leader : Nick Lumb
Brian Lewis
Mark Parry
Angela Parry
Stephanie Byrnes
Patrick Byrnes
Daniel Mallaber
Emily Reynolds
Mark Sherwood
Edward Buckingham
Steven Barker
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Kathryn Barker
The Team Leader : Chris Mothersdale
Steven Nicholson Anthony Thomas Martin Simpson Malcom Vodden “The team topped out on all three summits Pico Austria, Pyramid Blanca and Pequeno Alpamayo”
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