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1st November
After their Summit success on Himlung Di and the team are back in Kathmandu.
9th November
Summit rotation photos from Himlung Himal are now up and looking fantastic!
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9th November
Congratulations again to Paul, Sam, Irene, Jorge, Lakpha, Dawa and Purba who reached the summit of Himlung Himal. The full team are now trekking out and are at Koto.
10th November – Himlung Himal Summit Success.
Sudden we were there… no more uphill! Hugs and muffled congratulations all round and attempts at photography and even video. Views across to the Annapurnas, Dhaulagiri and Machhapuchhre – absolutely crystal clear!
9th May: The team moved to Camp 2 on Thursday getting ready for their summit attempt, and this morning James, Zach, Phil and Jason made their summit bid. They set off at 2.30 a.m this morning and by 6.30 a.m had reached 6400m at the base of the ridge. Due to the recent heavy snowfall, there was excessive snow on the ridge, to the point that crevasses had opened up. It was decided that conditions were too difficult to continue, so the team made the wise decision to descend.
30th October: Summit Success! Magical day in Nepal with 9 members inc 4 sherpas on top of Himlung Himal at 7126m inc as far as we understand it Paul 2nd ever Brit and 1st Lancastrian, Karin is 1st Danish and Carrie 1st British women. 10 hrs ascent along a corniced ridge and steep snow slopes.
