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Entries By eric frank


Shishapangma: Team Checks in from Advanced Base Camp

Hello this is the Shishapangma Team calling from our advance base camp. This morning we woke up to a dusting of snow on the ground here at 18,400' and it seems as though the storm left a few feet on the upper mountain. Part of the team is finishing their first rotation through camp one up near 21,000’ and will be descending either tonight or tomorrow. It seems as though we will be sitting here at our advanced base camp for a few days resting and then hoping for clear weather to go up on our next rotation. Everyone is doing well and climbing strong. We will call back in a few days and check in then. Bye! RMI Guide Eric Frank


RMI Shishapangma Team Checks in from Advanced Base Camp

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Hi guys!!! keep on the way!! do not give up and good luck!

Posted by: jorge de andres on 9/25/2011 at 1:09 pm


Alaska Seminar: Summit Mt. Francis!

Hello. This is the RMI Alaska Mountaineering Seminar checking in from our camp at 7,300 feet on the Kahiltna Glacier. It's 11 PM here in Alaska and the team is in bed for the night. Just came back from a successful summit day on Mt. Francis. The team was 100% successful and cruised the route in just under 11 hours. We had beautiful weather, clear skies, and just a little bit of wind. Everyone climbed strong and we're looking forward to getting back to training tomorrow. Take care. RMI Guide Eric Frank


RMI Guide Eric Frank checks in after Mt. Francis summit

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Congratulations all. Where are the pictures? Have fun training tomorrow - hopefully weather will hold well.
Tell Jitendar we cant wait for him to get back home. Kids miss Dad!! Love,Mamta

Posted by: Rao Family on 5/19/2011 at 7:33 pm

Congratulations on the summit of Mt. Francis.  I saw the 360 panorama on you tube, very cool!,  Tell McKinley to enjoy her leisure time as I am putting her to work sailing as crew with Captain Bligh Max Lenker on a 44 ft. Island Packet sail boat on an exploratory trip to Culebra and Vieques in the Spanish Virgin Islands.  I have another crew hired named Michael McDaniel.  Sailing Virgin Islands 2 - 12 June.  Good luck tomorrow.  Post some pictures.  Max

Posted by: Mc Lenker on 5/19/2011 at 1:00 pm


Alaska Seminar: Training and Climb of Radio Tower Peak

Hi this is the Alaskan Mountaineering Seminar checking in for the day. This morning after we got an early start and breakfast we headed up the South East Fork of the Kahiltna Glacier. After three hours of challenging technical climbing we were rewarded with a chance to stand on top of Radio Control Tower under blue skies and perfect condition. After our time on the summit we came back to our base camp and spent some time working on building snow anchors. The weather has turned to a cloudy outlook with a little bit of snow. Everyone is tucked in for the night resting for our training day tomorrow. Take care and send your thoughts to keep us warm on the Kahiltna.


RMI Guide Eric Frank checks in after the team's climb of Radio Tower Peak.

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Dad, hope you are having a really awesome time. We are doing great here. Hope your knee is holding up well.
Love you - Raos in Denver.

Posted by: RAO FAMILY on 5/15/2011 at 7:47 pm

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