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Mt. Everest:  Preparations Underway for Last Rotation

Cinco de Mayo and we are here with some nachos. No Margaritas, that will be later. Perfect weather, another beautiful day. Lots of prep work for the upcoming rotation. We took out the oxygen masks and regulators. They may use them if a night at Camp 3 becomes available. So important to double check the equipment before sending it up the hill. Our whole Sherpa team will start out early in the AM for Camp 2 and stay up there until Camp 3 is built and loads are in place at Camp 4. The Sherpa team is such a great group of men, we cannot thank them enough for all their help. The climbing team will rest one more day, then head up for the final rotation before the summit push. Dave and Seth have been doing fine work of all the details, what a couple of super guides we have leading this Expedition. A big shout out to Karla, Happy B-Day! Mt. Everest Basecamp Manager Mark Tucker

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Hello Dave : We meet at base camp about 3 wks ago. I was on a 3wk trekking & climbing trip. It was the adventure of a life time . I had many high lights of the trip , right at the top was getting to meet you and talk a little about mountaineering. I’m thankful for the time you spent with me . Good luck on the climb with your team , be safe & may God bless you and your team !!!  Now go get #15.  Grant

Posted by: Grant phelps on 5/8/2013 at 7:38 am

Collaborative efforts from all team members and Sherpas can only mean success!!!!  The best of luck to all of you on the summit push.  Looking forward to pictures of your successful ascent.  Blessings your way. 

ABQ Uptown #985 NM/CO/AZ

Posted by: Rachael C. Lujan on 5/6/2013 at 7:24 am


Mt. McKinley: Okita & Team Smooth Sailing

What a day! Right from the start everything fell in place perfectly. Our last breakfast at the Roadhouse was savored before we made our way to our air service, K2 Aviation, who were great about getting us off the Tarmac ahead of schedule. This set us up to walk out of Basecamp at a reasonable hour, which allowed us to reach camp at 7,800' by 5:30. But the real highlight of the day was just how well everyone climbed and dealt with what is usually a pretty tough day. I'm impressed. I must say, though, that the weather cooperated today too. Warm temperatures, blue skies and calm winds might have had us perspiring just a tad, but I didn't hear much complaining about it. Although some evening clouds formed while we were having dinner, I think we might have a good day tomorrow as we make our way up Ski Hill to 9,500' camp. Talk with you then. RMI Guide Brent Okita

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Mt. Rainier: September 2nd

The Four Day Summit Climb led by RMI Guides Elias de Andres Martos and Leon Davis were unable to reach the summit of Mt. Rainier this morning. The teams returned to Camp Muir at 7:45 am from their high point of 12,700'. While at Camp Muir the teams will gear up for their descent to Paradise; we look forward to greeting them when they arrive back at Rainier Basecamp later today.
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Mom and Aunt Kathy congratulations on a wonderful adventure! You worked so hard and I can’t wait to hear about the beautiful climb.

Posted by: Camilla on 9/3/2013 at 3:56 pm

Mom and Aunt Kathy—
Congrats!!! So proud of you both.  Sorry the weather didn’t collaborate but I’m sure it was beautiful and so fun!

Posted by: katie on 9/3/2013 at 9:08 am


Everest Base Camp Trek: Tucker & Team Reach Namche Bazaar

We are here at Namche Bazaar, very comfortable and well fed. Campo de Base is the name of our tea house for the next two nights. Friendly staff, very tasty food and hot showers in the room. You have got to love that. We will be roughing it plenty in the near future so this bit of luxury will really help prepare us for the mission ahead. At over 11,000' this is the perfect place to spend some time to let the body adjust. Plans for tomorrow are hikes to local spots of interest and some old fashion relaxing. We have been going at it pretty hard since we landed in Nepal, a little chill day will do us all some good. RMI Guide Mark Tucker

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L & P:  What a good jaunt!!  Looks a lot like our hills…grab it ...all the overwhelmingness!  Drink in the Adventure!!  Life is an Adventure, not an obligation!!  Run!!  ... & thanks again to Mark.  We are with you every step of the way…savor ...
Much love M & G   (YMNTBP)

Posted by: Gretchen & Mike on 3/23/2013 at 10:22 pm

Liesl and Pete…..and everyone! I hope you are having a wonderful, amazing time. I can’t wait to hear all about it when you get home!! Miss you!

Posted by: Lara on 3/23/2013 at 2:20 pm


Mexico Volcanoes: Our Team Checks in from Ixta’s High Camp

Hello everyone, this is Team Mexico. JJ Justman and Adam Knoff as guides. We are at high camp on the mountain of Ixtaccihuatl. This is our first real mountaineering challenge of the trip and we are sitting comfortably at 14,500 feet. We are taking a different route than the normal route that other teams generally take because the mountain this year is so dry. We have a great view of the upper mountain from where we are sitting and have a new route picked out that keeps us on ridge lines to keep us safe from rockfalls. We're very excited for tomorrow's summit bid and will keep you posted on how that all unfolds. Stay tuned for more action tomorrow. Hasta manana. RMI Guide Adam Knoff


RMI Guide Adam Knoff checks in from Ixta's High Camp.

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Great pictures! Can’t wait to see more. Be safe.

Posted by: Diane on 3/5/2013 at 5:52 pm

Love getting the updates and the variety - voice, pics, maps. Stay safe, all! Bueno suerte on the summit bid.

Posted by: Kris Westberg on 3/5/2013 at 5:32 pm


Mt. McKinley: Nugent & Team Begin Their Journey on the Mountain

Wow, after a couple hectic days in Talkeetna our crew finally completed packing all of the food, fuel, and assorted junk (but still expensive junk) that we'd need for our Denali expedition. We were greeted with fair skies and calm winds for our flight out to basecamp where after a hot meal we've settled in for the night. The crew is certainly eager and excited for the challenge and the hard work that lies ahead but is undoubtedly feeling slightly apprehensive. It's hard to imagine that one wouldn't be surrounded by such massive mountains on all sides. The weather tomorrow is calling for another sunny day and we plan to take full advantage by pushing a single carry out to the base of Ski Hill. More news to come as the situation develops... RMI Guides Billy Nugent, Gilbert Chase, Geoff Schellens, and the rest of the gang.

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Hi Brandi and Elizabeth its time to put all that prep to work.  I’m sure that there is a lot of hard work ahead but remember to take some time to enjoy it all along the way.

Miss you Poo.  -Chris

Posted by: Chris on 5/19/2012 at 10:32 am

Hi Gilbert-

Plow that road for me!  We’ll cross paths in a couple of weeks.  Looking forward to seeing you again (do you still have that boyfriend?)

Posted by: Larry Seaton on 5/18/2012 at 9:29 pm


Peru Seminar: Davis, Whatford & Team Return from the Mountains

Holà from Huaraz!

We arrived back in the bustling mountain city last night after an adventurous egress on the ever winding remote backroads and unexpected road construction. Nevertheless, our bus driver Levian got us back safely despite having to build a few modest bridges over fresh concrete in the process...Always a good time!

Our week in the Ishinca Valley was surely not one to disappoint. Below are just a few captured moments of our last six days spent learning skills and climbing in the heart of the Cordillera Blanca. Tonight we celebrate our hard work and a great team effort on our last night in the mountains before we head back to Sea Level tomorrow as we begin the long journey to Lima. 

Salud!

RMI Guides Alan Davis & Tatum Whatford

PC: Alan Davis

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Glacier Peak: Wedel & Team Enjoy Beautiful Day on Summit

Hi! This is Jess on Glacier Peak. We are on the summit! Perfect weather and conditions. We'll let you know when we're back to camp.

RMI Guide Jess Wedel

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Congrats! Hope Nate and Ed are having a blast! Tom got home safe yesterday and is recovering from the food poisoning!

Posted by: Lynn Rockwell on 8/1/2023 at 7:02 pm


Aconcagua Expedition: Scott & Team Day Hike to See the South Face of Aconcagua

Tuesday, January 11, 2022 - 10:22 am PT

Our acclimation day at Confluencia Camp started with a hearty breakfast and clear skies.  We then began our day hike to see the South face of Aconcagua.  The ascent was beautiful and paralleled a glacier as we approached Aconcagua.  Finally we reached the view.  Even with the upper portions of the mountain obscured by clouds, the face looked impressive.  On our way down, we found a little rain, but thankfully it let up once we returned to camp.  Now our attention turns to preparing to move to basecamp tomorrow.  

RMI Guide James Bealer

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Hooray Andy! Very excited for you!

Nope…I don’t feel lazy at all down here at sea level.

Posted by: Elsie on 1/12/2022 at 1:00 pm

Making progress!  Hope everyone stays safe and has fun.

Posted by: Ruth Baldock on 1/11/2022 at 11:06 am


Kilimanjaro: Grom & Team Reach Roof of Africa!

Summit! Today we had a wonderful albeit long day climbing to the summit of Kilimanjaro. The team woke at 11pm as we planned to thankfully clear skies after a cloudy evening that had us wondering the lay ahead. We had a quick breakfast of porridge, tea and coffee before hitting the trail at 12am. We climbed in hour increments with 10-15 breaks in between, which we've been doing every day thus far. The weather was really nice, although it was a little cold which kept us bundled up for most of the day. It was one of the busiest days I’ve seen on Kili with more than 200 climbers, but the team timed everything just right and took great care of themselves. The climb took about 7hrs to reach the top, and thankfully the sun had risen shortly before to help warm us and boost morale after climbing through the night. Once there, we hugged each other, enjoyed the view and took plenty of pictures of the sign that adorns the “Roof of Africa”. It was a true test of endurance for most of the crew, and I'm really proud of everyone. We safely descended back to high camp, had a quick lunch, repacked and continued further down the mountain to our final camp on the mountain, where we are about to have dinner and then head to bed for some well deserved sleep. Everyone is really looking forward to hot showers tomorrow to say the least. RMI Guide Casey Grom and the Kili summit crew

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Lady you have one hell of a bucket list
Enjoy the view from the top

Posted by: Christine Atherfold on 9/23/2019 at 7:13 am

Congrats!!!  What a view from the top of the world.  Can’t wait to hear all about it!

Posted by: Bruce McConnell on 9/23/2019 at 6:50 am

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