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Kilimanjaro: Hahn & Team Meet in Tanzania

We’re declaring victory right at the start of this Kilimanjaro expedition.  Each climber made each flight with each and every bag.  The gang assembled this evening at the Rivertrees Inn at Usa River, Tanzania.  Eight climbers and one climbing guide.  We introduced ourselves and explained how we’d each come to be on this quest.  For some it was years in the making, pushed back by the pandemic, for others the path to the mountain formed up spontaneously in the preceding months.  But we are all here now and ready to go… with a little inevitable jet lag.  We dined outside under the big trees, and without any interruptions from the monkeys in the neighborhood.  Tomorrow morning, we’ll meet and get down to the actual business of preparing for a Kilimanjaro climb. 

Best Regards

RMI Guide Dave Hahn

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I’m so excited for you all - and for me, too, since I’ve been living vicariously through Kim on her adventures.  :)  Thank you for posting updates. You’ve got this Team!

Posted by: Diana Lowe on 8/15/2022 at 4:44 pm

Bella and Kim…I’m so grateful all has gone well to this point. I’m sure you will both successfully summit and complete this challenge. I’m very impressed with what you’ve shared with me about your guide, Dave Hahn.  He sounds uniquely qualified to lead this expedition. I’m proud of you both for all your dedication and hard work preparing. My prayers go with you.

Posted by: Paul mann on 8/15/2022 at 12:04 pm


Mt. Rainier: Expedition Skills Seminar - Kautz

Seth here, checking in from inside my tent. We're currently dug in at 9,200 feet at a spot we call "The Castle." We've had a rough spell of weather on this trip with mostly white out conditions but the group is still having a good time. Yesterday we had good weather for a bit while we climbed up to our camp but over night a big storm came in and now we are just waiting it out in the safety of camp. Tomorrow we will make our way back to civilization.
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Way to Go John, We are sooo proud…hope you didn’t loose your hat in those white outs!  It’s 84 and sunny here in MB..you’re next stomping ground..can’t wait to see you and hear all about it.  Love you partner. Dr. Missy

Posted by: Melissa Patton on 6/9/2012 at 5:14 am

Hey Mr. Boicourt get tot he top already Rif meeting starts in an hour, plus George misses you!

By the looks of that weather you should have listened to me and done the Robert Trent Jone golf trail. we would be on about Bottle 10 of Goose and Juice…

great job and see ya soon…

Posted by: Chris Colangelo on 6/8/2012 at 6:13 am


Alaska Seminar: Crevasse Training & Ice Climbing

The weather is forecasted to change around here in the following days but today was one of the hottest days we've had. Lenticular clouds continue to be impressive. We spent today playing inside crevasses and went ice climbing. Everyone had a blast. The glaciers are an enormous amount of ice up here in Alaska. Researchers currently on the glacier conducting some studies have found the depth of the Kahiltna Glacier to be about 500 meters deep. As we climbed on the walls of the crevasses peering down into the dark black hole beneath us, we felt small. So long from the Kahiltna. RMI Guide Jason Thompson

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Kilimanjaro:  Ascending the Barranco Wall

Beautiful moon rise last night and a perfect morning. Slow roll out of camp, to tackle the infamous Barranco wall. About a half hour section of rock scramble that is more fun than fear, and we got some great photos. We did have to deal with some rain en route to Karanga Camp but we just had a solid hour of sunshine and most of the gear is back in good shape. Some comments from the team: Nate- Climb, Hike, Win...Aim High-Kili High Will- Climb is going well, talk soon Gary- Hi Vicky and girls, all having fun at wet Kili Steve- Hi from Kili. Everything is POA {cool} ! On top Sunday ! Jan- Endlich mal Schnee auf dem Kili Dave W.- Great adventure, fun people ! I hope there is beer at the top otherwise why are we doing this ? Bob- Enjoy everyday on Mt. Areebaaa ! Missing everybody and you to Indy. Tuck- thanks for all the support Cheers, RMI Guide Mark Tucker and the RMI KILI Team

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Bob.. Sorry spell check…  Loven YOU to the top and back a trillion times.. Toot Toot ...  Note to self, put glasses on before typing early in the morning.  :)  Jefferson says he is so excited for you.

Posted by: debbie on 2/19/2011 at 5:54 am

Bob….  Loven tou to the top and back a trillion times..  Toot Toot oh Indy to

Posted by: Debbie on 2/19/2011 at 5:40 am


Ecuador Volcanoes: Wittmier and Team Tour Quito

Everyone arrived with all bags in tow. That is as much of a win as we can ask for on day one.

Today, we ventured out on a tour of Quito and La Mitad del Mundo (literally, The Middle of the World). It was a particularly sunny day, and we spent a little time enjoying the variety of flowers at El Museo de Intiñan, the indigenous equatorial museum.

From there, our tour heads to El Panecillo, a small hill just south of the old town. Panecillo basically translates to "little bread loaf" as it is just a small rise that affords a person a nice view of Quito. If you make an early morning trip here, you can usually see Cayambe, Antisana and/or Cotopaxi from atop the hill. In the afternoon, mounting clouds tend to obscure the view.

We, then, headed down into the old town to have a look around at some statues, historic buildings, and old churches. But perhaps more importantly, there was a quick stop for empanadas and ice cream. Much of culture can be absorbed through food and discovering the taste of fresh guanabana ice cream is certainly a cultural experience.

Today is just the beginning of what we all hope is a safe, successful climbing trip!

Dustin

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Thanks for being our biggest fan Farmer Dave!

Posted by: Dustin on 1/26/2023 at 6:46 pm

Hey Dustin ,
You Rock! Looking forward to following along again!
Farmer Dave

Posted by: Dave Kestel on 1/26/2023 at 3:26 am


Mexico’s Volcanoes: Davis & Team Reach Summit of Ixtaccihuatl

Wednesday, January 19, 2022 - 9:09 pm PT

The team reached the summit of Ixta at 0800 this morning with mostly clear and cold conditions and little to no wind. Recent snowfall from the night prior made for good travel and the route in overall good condition. Alas, we were met with more afternoon clouds and made a muddy dash back on the lower melted trails, beating the precip to our bus escape to Puebla. Will check in tomorrow!

RMI Guide Alan Davis

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RMI Guides Learn Valuable Instruction in the AIARE Level 1 Instructor Course

RMI Guides Lindsay Mann and Pete Van Deventer recently met up in Frisco, Colorado, for the AIARE Level I Avalanche Instructor Training Course. AIARE (American Institute for Avalanche Research and Education) is the main course provider for avalanche courses and training in the United States. For three days Lindsay and Pete along with 16 other future instructors discussed current avalanche knowledge, curriculum material, and teaching techniques. Classroom time was balanced by field sessions, ski touring the very accessible terrain around Vail Pass. While the snowpack so far this year is relatively uninteresting from an avalanche perspective, the opportunity to trade ideas with 16 other peers and watch each other in the field was a great experience for both Lindsay and Pete. Many thanks to First Ascent and RMI for providing a Guide Grant to aid Lindsay and Pete in moving into an avalanche education instructor role. Look for Pete and Lindsay ski touring around the Aspen, Colorado, area when they are not guiding trips on Rainier, Alaska, and beyond for RMI.
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Mt. Rainier: July 21, 2013 Summit!

The Four Day Summit Climb led by RMI Guide Mike Uchal and Five Day Summit Climb reached the summit of Mt. Rainier after a 6 1/2 hour ascent. Mike Uchal reports sunny, beautiful weather and a busy route. The teams are en route back to Camp Muir, and will be back at RMI Basecamp later today. Congratulations to today's teams!
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That mountain looks soooo big from my easy chair on the patio where I lounge thinking about all of you, up on top.  I can only imagine the sense of accomplishment.  You guys are amazing!  Welcome back, and can’t wait to hear stories.

Posted by: maryann on 7/21/2013 at 8:17 pm

I am so excited that you all made it! Each of you has been constantly on my mind the last several days! I am envious, but so proud of what you all have accomplished! Welcome home when you get there! Your admirer, Mr. T

Posted by: Thom D. on 7/21/2013 at 4:03 pm


Aconcagua: Beren & Team Summit!

What a proud day for our team! This morning we woke long before the sun came up and proceeded to hide from the bitter cold until a much more sensible option presented itself. All the teams left camp early turned back to protect their extremities while we enjoyed the rising sun and long summer day as we made our bid for the top. Don't get us wrong, it was a cold day but everyone managed quite well and is happy and healthy back at camp. Aconcagua was most gracious to our team today, but boy did we have to earn it. The light snow winter has left the mountain nearly bare of snow and we did not even use crampons today. Scrambling up loose rock at just under 23,000 feet is a real treat and the team rose to the challenge, huffing and puffing all the way to the roof of the Andes. All in all a great day with a stellar team. I'm certainly grateful to have gotten to share a beautiful day in the mountains with a great crew of climbers. Those of us that stood on top could not have done it without our team and though not every member shared the view today, they were all with us every step of the way. RMI Guide Jake Beren [Summit audio transcription] Hello. This is Jake Beren calling from the highest point in South America, the top of Aconcagua with a real strong team. Had a great summit day, perfect weather. We're up here with visibility in just about every direction. So, definitely proud of a real solid team and a real solid effort and we're halfway done. So we will give you a shout when we get to our camp. Thanks for all the weather help and we look forward to seeing everybody when we get back. Alright.


RMI Guide Jake Beren calls in from the Aconcagua summit!

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Congratulations, finish strong and savor your accomplishment! Stay safe.

Posted by: Ken Hislop on 1/12/2013 at 11:23 pm

Great job my friends! congrats! Enjoy the beef at Pampa de Lenas, and the warm temps in Mendoza.
Gabi

Posted by: Gabriel Barral on 1/3/2013 at 3:59 pm


Carstensz Pyramid:  Team Packs and Prepares in Timika

Hello from Timika, Indonesia! It's Sara McGahan, I'm 17 years old, and you may remember me from 2011's Mt. Everest Expedition! I'm now climbing with RMI Carstensz Pyramid team. Today was spent preparing for the expedition ahead of us. We have organized gear, shopped for food, and protected everything in waterproof sacks or trash bags. This climb seems so different from any others I've done; For most of our expedition we will be hiking through a hot, humid rainforest with expected rain showers almost hourly. We must plan that everything will get wet, but we are trying to do what we can to prevent it from getting completely soaked. The culture here is also so different from anywhere else I've been in the world. There are many parts of West Papua which are still undiscovered. Some tribes have only been in contact with Westerners since the 1970's, and even now the people are still rooted in the customs and traditions of their ancestors. It is normal for some people to walk around with little to no clothing on, except perhaps for a grass skirt for the women and some shells for the men. Personally, I am fascinated by the culture here and so excited to further experience it. While it's easy to type this in a nice hotel with internet and buffet breakfasts, this seems like a one in a lifetime experience that I can't wait to begin. The terrain will be difficult both physically and mentally, but everyone in our team seems well prepared for the challenge and enthused for the adventure that awaits. We are catching a 6 am flight tomorrow to Sugapa and then headed into the jungle. That's all from Timika! Sara McGahan

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Hi Sara, wow that sounds interesting!  Have fun!

Posted by: Candace Keach on 7/1/2012 at 4:02 am

Sara! I am so excited to follow your blog! I wish you and the team all the best :) Have fun! Can’t wait to hear all about it as you go!
Much Love,
The Girl Talk Team

Posted by: Maryashley Whitaker on 6/29/2012 at 7:10 am

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