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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


Aconcagua: RMI Team Checks in from Basecamp

A bright, sunny, warm day lulled everyone to the cook tent for books, card games, and group crossword puzzles on our rest day. We slowly worked to organize gear that will stay in Basecamp, and that which will move up with us tomorrow to Camp 1. Everyone is excited to leave the unmistakable scent of mules behind and to begin the ascent of the upper mountain. We'll be up early tomorrow to break camp, eat breakfast, and work our way to Camp 1, most likely next to the Norwegian and French teams that we've climbed next to thus far. We'll have more to report tomorrow! Cheers, RMI Guide Gabriel Barral
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Mt. Rainier: Pete Van Deventer & Team Summit!

At 7:50 a.m. RMI Guide Pete Van Deventer radioed from the highest point in Washington, Columbia Crest on Mt. Rainier! It’s a clear day, light winds and a good route. After the the team walked back across the crater, they began their descent at 8:30 a.m.

Congratulations to today's summit climbers!

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Denali Expedition: Hahn & Team Prepare to Ride Out Storm at 14,000 Camp

Monday, July 5, 2021 - 9:50 pm PT

Score one for the weathermen.  They weren’t kidding about this storm.  It is real.  Came in during the night and by morning it was snowing and blowing and we couldn’t see much.  There wasn’t any question of moving camp up to 17,000 ft.  In fact, we retreated somewhat.  Just after breakfast, RMI Guides Dominic and Matt geared up for the toughest of missions.  They trudged out into the teeth of the storm to climb up to retrieve our food cache on the West Buttress.  Yes, we were proud to have just placed it there two days ago, but now we can’t afford to be separated from those supplies should avalanche conditions set up in the coming days… which seems likely.  The guys had hard going, breaking trail in rapidly accumulating snow.  At the 16,000 ft ridge crest they were dealing with winds easily in the 50 mph range, the kind that sound like jet engines even from way down here at 14k.  We had plenty strong winds in camp, but of course we were in shelter and comfy, warm and dry.  Dom and Matt grabbed the cache and bolted safely back to camp in a total of four very difficult hours.  But their work significantly eased our ability to meet our new primary goal: riding out the storm. 

Best Regards,

RMI Guide Dave Hahn

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On the edge of my seat awaiting your next update. Stay safe, all!

Posted by: Susie Lambert on 7/7/2021 at 3:59 am

Kudos to Dom and Matt for their sprint to recover the cache on the West Buttress!

Hope that the storm abates and progress continues toward 17K.

Joe McEttrick

Posted by: Joseph P McEttrick on 7/6/2021 at 9:44 am


Machu Picchu: Trek & Team Watch the Sun Rise from the Sun Gate and Explore Machu Picchu

We got up today at 3:30am, this put us in the Sun gate for the sunrise over Machu Picchu and we got a great view. There’s something about seeing glaciers from a high jungle ridge and taking in the most complex stone structures built onto the side of mountainous terrain that’s put the last 5 days into perspective. The steep step section named the “gringo killer” didn’t slow this team of gringos down. Our group has adapted from cold and wet to hot and humid conditions exceptionally well. While this is a hiking trip, the mileage, consistent high altitude, and awkwardly placed stone steps are not for the faint of heart. We toured Machu Picchu for a couple of hours and took in the amazing stone work and sheer size of this important cultural site for the Quechua people. As the crowds began to swell we decided that a beer, warm shower, and burger (that was the actual order) was well overdue so we headed for our hotel. Tomorrow we will take an early morning visit to Machu Picchu and a hike up Huayna Picchu before heading to the train and our return to Cusco. This has been a great trip through the Andes, while a little cold and wet at times we got unprecedented views of the glaciated peaks while hiking through scenic valleys and learning about one of the great civilizations and their impressive achievements. RMI Guide Mike King
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Mt. McKinley: Billy Nugent & Team Waiting Out the Storm in Talkeetna

Update 10:34 am PST Billy called from Talkeetna to give us an update: It is snowing in Talkeetna and the team will not be flying today. Update from 5/16/13 at 11:00 pm PST Checking in from a rainy Talkeetna... We woke up early this morning and headed over to the hangar after a quick breakfast at the Roadhouse hoping to finish up our last odds and ends and fly on to the glacier. While we were weighing the last of our luggage for the flight, the K2 staff told us the bad news: snowing at basecamp, flat light, and a low cloud ceiling. Translation: no go for us. So we hung out most of the day today eating food and worrying about what we forgot to pack while the rain gradually built up all day. Unfortunately, it's not looking good for tomorrow either so we may have to organize a pingpong tournament in the hangar. Despite the crummy weather the team is in good spirits and looking forward to our big adventure. We'll check in tomorrow, hopefully from Kahiltna Basecamp. All for now, RMI Guide Billy Nugent

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Pete will kill you all in Ping Pong!  ;)

Posted by: Bennie on 5/17/2013 at 11:16 am


Kilimanjaro: Casey Grom and Team Arrive in Africa

Jambo (Hello) from Africa, The team arrived late last night after some very long flights (18hrs). We wasted no time getting back to the hotel and called it a night after a quick dinner. This morning we had our team meeting and discussed the upcoming climb and gear needed. We then took a break and enjoyed a little sunshine by the pool. Its basically summer here and most of us are on vacation after all. After lunch we took a short ride into Arusha and did a little sightseeing. Arusha is busy city of 300'000+ with a very rural and simple feeling. The team has just finished a wonderful 5 course meal provided by the Dik Dik Hotel and are headed off to bed. We'll be getting up early and headed for the trailhead tomorrow so that all for tonight. RMI Guide Casey Grom & Team
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WISHING YOU PLEASANT AND SAFE HOLIDAY IN TANZANIA - AFRICA

Posted by: ELIAZA MMBAGA (ELLY) on 2/3/2013 at 1:26 am

Casey and Team-

Very interested in following you guys up and down the mountain as preparation for my own journey there in a couple of weeks.
  Casey - I’ll contact my team memebers and make sure they know about this blog so they can follow along.

-Larry Seaton

Posted by: Larry Seaton on 1/28/2013 at 5:22 pm


Mt. Rainier: July 30th Summit!

RMI Guide Pete Van Deventer led the Four Day Summit Climb July 27 - 30 to the summit of Mt. Rainier today. The Five Day Summit Climb July 26 - 30 led by Solveig Waterfall also topped out this morning. The teams reached the crater rim around 6:30 a.m. They reported clear skies, light wind and chilly temperatures. They were able to enjoy the view from the summit for 1 hour before beginning their descent. The teams will return to Camp Muir and then continue their descent to Paradise later this afternoon. Congratulations to today's teams!
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Much thanks and a huge appreciation for guides Peter Van Deventer, Mike King & Andres Marin for leading the team on July 27th030th!  Mike Robison was on that summit and wishes for you to know that you all made this experience a thrill of a lifetime!  Keep up the great work, stay safe and to all RMI is a first class operation from start to finish.

Posted by: Jennifer Robison (Mike Robison) on 8/2/2012 at 10:13 am

Great Job everyone! Geoff i’m excited to have you back home tomorrow and see your photos…

Erin

Posted by: Erin Berger on 7/30/2012 at 9:46 pm


Aconcagua Expedition: Rest Day at Base Camp

Not a lot to report on our last rest day at Base Camp. The crew has been keeping busy reading, jamming tunes, tanning, etc. RMI Guide Leon Davis lead the guys through a knot and anchor session that everyone found interesting. Other than that we've just been chilling, trying not to be anxious about the big day tomorrow on our move to Camp 1. We'll check in from over 16k tomorrow! All for now, RMI Guide Billy Nugent P.S. William would also like to wish his son John a very happy birthday! He wishes he could be there to share it with you.

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Vinson Massif: Team Returns to High Camp After Summit

Hi Everybody, This is Billy checking in for Dave and Seth and the rest of the crew. We are back at our high camp safe and sound after a spectacular summit day. We stood on top of Vinson Massif this afternoon and everyone is back in camp getting some rest after a nice big dinner. We will give you a call and check in after we head out to base camp tomorrow. Caio, RMI Guide Billy Nugent
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