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Everest Base Camp Trek: Casey Grom & Team Trek into Lobuche

Hello everybody, this is Casey Grom checking in from the second RMI Everest Base Camp Trek and Island Peak climb. Just wanna let you know that everyone's doing well today, getting better and feeling better seems like every step, with whatever little tummy issues we were having. Today we left Pheriche in perfect weather and hiked beneath Taboche and Cholatse, two famous and iconic climbs here in the Khumbu. We hiked about four hours today at get up to Lobuche, so we made a big turn and we are paralleling the Khumbu Glacier, which is only about 300 yards from where we are camped. We are currently relaxing at the Eco Lodge, which is probably the nicest tea house, it seems like, up valley here. Everyone's doing well and we are just now sitting down for dinner and looking forward to moving up closer to Base Camp tomorrow. Alright. That's it for today. We'll look forward to checking in tomorrow with everybody. Take care, bye bye. RMI Guide Casey Grom


RMI Guide Casey Grom calls in from Lobuche.

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Missy, Elsie, and Allie,
We are all enjoying thinking of you in those beautiful mountains.  I hope the tummy troubles are not effecting your enjoyment of the trip too much.  Keep up the good work! XOXO Corell

Posted by: Corell Moore on 4/1/2013 at 10:21 am

Hey Guys!  Loved reading about your trek—it’s so fun to be able to really know where you are and remember what it all looked like and felt like!!  You never get over the views!!  Spectacular!!  Hope your tummies all feel better—I remember THAT part too—oh so well!  Hope you all feel better soon.  Don’t forget you have a Z-pac like I did!  Anyway, thinking about you all and so glad everything is going well. Hope everything continues to go well going forward too. Enjoy!!  XOXO,  Lucy

Posted by: Lucy Rise on 4/1/2013 at 8:33 am


Kilimanjaro: Seth & Team at Barranco Camp

Hi there! This is the Kilimanjaro team checking in from our high point today at 15,200 ft. All is well on the trail. The altitude is kicking in but we're all adapting. This afternoon we are going to drop back down a few thousand feet to Barranco Camp. Tomorrow we will tackle the steepest portion of our trek; the Barranco Wall. RMI Guide Seth Waterfall

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Hi Tamara. Have a safe and wonderful climb. You look great!

Posted by: terry luaces on 8/6/2012 at 4:42 am

Chris!!!!! Congrats little bro…That looks like a blast…Be safe, we love you.

Posted by: Mick on 8/5/2012 at 8:26 am


Mt. Rainier: June 15th Update

The Four Day Summit Climb teams led by Jason Thompson and Andres Marin made it to the Summit of Mt. Rainier today. The weather was clear with winds of 25-35 mph. The teams were able to spend some time on Columbia Crest enjoying the views, and are now en route to Camp Muir.
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Always in good hands with Jason Thompson !!!  He was my guide on the Alaska seminar in 2009 along with Tyler Jones and I had a really great time and felt safe with them !

Anik :o)

Posted by: Anik Chagnon on 6/15/2012 at 12:03 pm


Everest Base Camp Trek & Island Peak Climb: Team at High Camp

Hey RMI this is Linden Mallory calling from Island Peak. We are up here at High Camp, it’s another fairly nice evening out, certainly on the chilly side but we didn’t get any of that afternoon precip that we’ve seen the past couple of days. This has definitely been some of the better weather we have seen in the past few days. It’s cold. Cold, cold temps right now about to jump in the tent and get warm. We spent the morning wrapping up our training down at Base Camp and then moved up here to High Camp got in about mid day. We spent the afternoon sorting our gear and preparing. I ran up to check out the route and get things started with Kulan Tusing, one of our Sherpa, so everything is looking good up there. We just wrapped up an excellent dinner and off to bed. We are looking at an early morning start somewhere around 2 to 3 o’clock in the morning. With these cold temperatures we might delay our start a little bit but definitely get an alpine start. A couple hours through the rocks up onto the glacier and then move our way up the snow and ice to hopefully get to the summit of Island Peak. We will check in tomorrow and let you know how things go. The team is doing well we are definitely excited to have the climb here and everybody is in good spirits and we send our best to everyone back home. We’ll check in tomorrow. Take care.


RMI Guide Linden Mallory checks in from High Camp on Island Peak

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Saw the picture and description of Island Peak. What a climb and scene you must have. Keep up the good work and we are all anxious to hear and see more. Love Mom

Posted by: Cornelia Miller on 4/8/2011 at 3:07 pm

Wow!  Gorgeous views!  A tad warmer here, but the views are magnificent! Apple trees getting ready to pop their blossoms out, green hills and white Cascade Mountain range.  The grass is starting to look a bit shaggy and ready for a haircut!  Dreamt about you last night, Tim. I woke myself up reaching for you from my dreamy state and you wearn’t there.  So glad for these blogs from Linden.  Keeps us going down here at home.  Can’t wait until Saturday.  Starting to let myself think about you too much.  Gotta stay busy.  I love you, and I am so proud of you living out the dreams and letting them come true.  You’re my hero!  Deb <3

Posted by: Deb McLaughlin on 4/8/2011 at 11:45 am


Ecuador Seminar: Wittmier & Team Check out Otavalo Market, Arrive At Cayambe Hut

Following a rainy day on Fuya Fuya yesterday, we were able to dry out and take hot showers at La Casa Sol.  We had the place to ourselves and enjoyed a quiet stay.  Today we spent a couple hours at the Otavalo Market, the largest outdoor craft market in South America.  It was a fun and slow way to start our day which included a bus ride and long 4x4 ride to the Cayambe climber’s hut.  The team is settled in for the night and we will train on the glacier tomorrow, reviewing basic climbing skills and learning how to build snow anchors.  Thanks for staying tuned and cross your fingers for good weather the next two days!

RMI Guide Dustin Wittmier

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Best wishes for Sunshine!!! :)

Posted by: Dave Kestel on 1/16/2022 at 2:59 am


Mexico’s Volcanoes: Team Begins Climb of Ixtaccihuatl

Greetings everybody! We are at the Altzimoni Hut at the base of Ixtaccihuatl, where we will be heading out to climb tomorrow. All is well here. We've had clearing afternoon a little bit of cloud cover over Ixta right now but looks to be breaking up somewhat. So, with fingers crossed we'll go to bed (hoping for clear skies in the morning) and head up to our high camp tomorrow. The team is doing great. We had a nice stop in Amecameca to pick up some last minute items, cruise around town and sort of check out what was going on and see some sites we may not otherwise have visited in Central Mexico. We will call in from our high camp tomorrow. RMI Guide Jake Beren


RMI Guide Jake Beren checks in from 12000 ft on Ixtaccihuatl.

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Mt. McKinley: Team Haugen is on the Mountain!

Thursday, June 13, 2013 We are all safely nestled in our tents just off the landing strip at basecamp. We had a magnificent flight from Talkeetna to basecamp at the flanks of Denali. The weather on the glacier is as warm as I have ever seen it. For this reason, we are not traveling today and instead used the warm weather during the day to organize our backpacks and sled loads. We worked on some crevasse rescue techniques as we are about to head out onto the Kahiltna Glacier; a glacier filled with giant cracks in the ice. We are going to travel up glacier tonight so we can travel on firm snow and solid snow bridges. Wish us a solid freeze! RMI Summit Team 6 - RMI Guides Mike Haugen, Mike Uchal, Katie Bono & the team

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Ahh, I think I see you guys!  Wait, nope just a speck on my screen.  Grrr.

Guide guide away Scoob!  I am sending “everyone will summit” vibes out to your team! 

Miss YOU!

Posted by: Amber on 6/15/2013 at 9:10 pm

Good luck Grasshopper (Greg) Will be following you guys. Be safe
Glenn

Posted by: Glenn Bracey on 6/15/2013 at 2:23 pm


Mt. McKinley: Walter & Team Reach 17,000’ Camp

Mike Walter called at 12:00 a.m. Friday morning and reported that he and the team had reached 17,000’ Camp on Mt. McKinley. They had a nice day of climbing with light snow and no wind. They rolled into camp at about 5:00 p.m., and are now resting. The team may take a rest day at 17,000 but if everyone is feeling good they might just go for the top. Good Luck Team!

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May not sleep tonight, too excited!!!!

Posted by: sarah Zeps on 6/30/2012 at 1:39 am

Delighted you had the chance to move onward and upward, well done team! A promise of beer, the weather cleared…tricky, isn’t it??!
Continued success for all,
liz

Posted by: liz weller on 6/29/2012 at 8:00 pm


Everest Base Camp Trek: Grom & Team Celebrate in Lukla

Lukla! Back to where we started after another long day hiking. We left Namche about an hour later than planned to get in some last minute shopping, I'm sure everyone can guess who prompted that decision..... Lucky enough to have another beautiful day for hiking, we were happy to spend all day on the trail again (but actually)! Making our way down what we lovingly dubbed the 'Namche Hill' on the way up, we encountered way more yaks and porters than last week...due to the Saturday market tomorrow, that some of us are sad to be missing! What goes down must come up....after a quick stop in Phakding for some lunch, we started back up our final hill to Lukla. Although the lower altitude certainly helped, after so much downhill the past few days I've got to say it was tough switching gears again! About two-thirds of the way up to Lukla, Lakpa's two adorable kids came and met us on the trail - what a wonderful surprise! Lakpa and his family then hosted us at their house for some tea once everyone caught their breath, which was another great surprise. After showers and some dinner, we said many many thanks and gave many hugs to our wonderful porters and Sherpas (see picture!). Our trip certainly wouldn't have been the same without their hard work, and I know that their smiling faces put me in a good mood each and every day. We were so lucky to have them! Everyone will be happy to know that a dance party just got started in Lukla! Hello and I love you to all my friends and family (Daddy, Dana, Haley, Scott & Bandit - Mommy is up on the dance floor. Uh oh!). --Allie RMI Guide Casey Grom

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So glad to see the team smiling and dancing in Lukla.  Did Missy bring her birthday presents and use them at the dance party?  Retail sales in Namche were at an all time high with members of team waki there.  Cannot wait to hear all the gory details.

Posted by: Kathryn LeBey on 4/6/2013 at 5:20 am

Looks like the party was a lot of fun. I’m glad you had a chance to unwind and let loose. All of you, have safe journeys home!

Posted by: Yuki Loritz on 4/5/2013 at 10:18 pm


Aconcagua Expedition: Rest Day at Camp 1

Not much to report from Camp 1, which is to be expected on a rest day. The good weather continues to hold and the team seems rested and eager for tomorrow's move up to Camp 2. We've been passing the time catching rays (Mark--shirtless!), jamming our iPods, and of course good old fashioned reading. A full day in the tent can inspire some serious restlessness, which we hope will propel us upward tomorrow. Signing off, RMI Guide Billy Nugent
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To William - we’re all rooting for the “old man” with the heart of a lion and the perseverance of a mule.  Can’t wait to see you and, hopefully, lots of photos. Hope all goes well and that you’re enjoying (?) the challenge.

Much love from J, C & J.

Posted by: Judy on 2/11/2012 at 8:48 am

HAPPY BIRTHDAY MICHAEL.  Stay safe.  We all love you and will celebrate when you come home.  Love Mom

Posted by: Joyce on 2/11/2012 at 7:04 am

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