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Aconcagua: At Basecamp

Hey gang, this is Billy checking in with Geoff and Pete here. We're giving you guys a call from basecamp, Plaza Argentina, after a successful summit attempt yesterday. We spent a good part of the day today walking down from high camp at Plaza Cholera all the way down here to basecamp, just under 14,000 feet. Everybody is a great mood. We enjoyed an awesome meal of mashed potatoes and roasted chicken, courtesy of the great folks at Grajales, our outfitter. Right now we are just getting all of our mule loads prepared for the long walk to the road tomorrow. And should actually take all day tomorrow and a half of the next day before we're back to civilization. For all those you that are following along, this might be the last you’ll hear of us until we're back to Mendoza. And thanks for following along. And we'll talk to you all soon. Ciao. RMI Guide Billy Nugent


Billy talks about their walk out to basecamp

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Congrats to everyone!

The walk out to the road is long, but the Malbec is calling you from Mendoza.  Enjoy the rest of your time in Argentina!

Posted by: Dan Meleason on 2/16/2011 at 3:22 am


Ecuador Seminar: Hailes & Team Arrive Quito, Enjoy city tour

Although some of us were a bit worn out from the late-night flights, we rallied together for a whirlwind tour of Quito. Our first stop was the Equator, where we attempted (often unsuccessfully) to balance eggs and marveled at the Coriolis effect, which shifted just 10 feet from the equator.

Next, we ventured into the historic old city, filled with presidential mansions, grand city squares, ancient churches, and bustling crowds. It was a blast taking in the sights while chatting with our teammates. Exploring and challenging ourselves in the mountains is always a highlight, but the true magic of these trips lies in the people we meet and the friendships we forge along the way. We are off to a great start on that front.

After the tour, we headed back to the hotel for a quick gear check, followed by plenty of time to nap, explore the city further, and enjoy an early dinner. The goal was to rest up and catch up on sleep before the real challenges ahead.

RMI Guide Walter Hailes

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Peru Seminar: Team Summits Urus Este

The team left Base Camp at 2:00 am and summited

The team left Base Camp at 2:00 am and summited Urus Este at 7:45 am and was back in Base Camp before noon! We enjoyed the day resting in the beautiful Ishinca Valley and lying in the sun near the creeks watching the horses, burros, and cattle graze.

We will check in tomorrow from Huaraz

RMI Guide Alan Davis, Tatum Whatford and Team

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McKinley: Beren & Team are Ready to Fly

We are all weighed for the big fight and now just relaxing a bit before taking off. Early reports from Basecamp have us in a little bit of a holding pattern due to some snowfall. The skies are currently clearing up now and we hope to be en route to the AK range soon enough. Wish us luck! RMI Guide Jake Beren & Team
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Amazing, we can now follow you in your journey without the effort. Enjoy!!
Nadine and Jules

Posted by: Nadine on 6/9/2014 at 5:06 pm

Dawn,
Wish you the best! Have a Great experience in the nature.  Love you, mom.

Posted by: hye kim on 6/8/2014 at 2:20 pm


Mt. Rainier: August 24th Summit!

The Four Day Summit Climb August 21 - 24 led by RMI Guides Jake Beren and Geoff Schellens reached the summit of Mt. Rainier this morning. The teams reported clear skies with moderate to strong winds. They spent a short amount of time on top before starting their descent from the crater rim just after 8 a.m. The teams will return to Camp Muir and then continue their descent to Paradise. We look forward to seeing them at Rainier BaseCamp later this afternoon. Congratulations to today's teams!
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YAAAAAAAAYYYYYY!!!! CONGRATS BABE! Ok now come down safely please :)

Posted by: Annie Bears on 8/24/2012 at 1:07 pm

Yippee Don, now I can start breathing again myself.

Posted by: Nancy Burress on 8/24/2012 at 11:50 am


Mt. Mckinley: Mike Walter and Team Prepare for Summit Bid

Mike Walter called and checked in on Friday night at about 9:50 p.m. There were some clouds and winds on the upper mountain so the team decided to take a rest day at 17,000' camp. They have had nice weather at camp and a good rest. Mike reported an awesome forecast for today with sunny skies and light winds, so they plan to make their summit attempt. The team is excited and ready to go. Good Luck Team!

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DZ and Team hope weather holds and you have an excellent summit, be safe. Remember Raindeer Sausage the Road House and Summit Burgers/Beers at the West Rib when back down in Talkeetna.
John V.

Posted by: John on 6/30/2012 at 12:49 pm

Glad to read the weather is co-operating for a summit
attempt. I’ve been keeping everyone updated here at MMC. Dr.P sends his best wishes to #1. Be safe.

Posted by: Nancy on 6/30/2012 at 10:35 am


Aconcagua Expedition: Carry to Camp 1

Today's plans called for our first foray onto the mountain above basecamp. After a quick breakfast the crew got busy organizing loads of both personal and group gear, food for nearly 12 days, and a couple of gallons of fuel. We then set out for Camp 1 climbing along a lateral moraine, crossing a glacial remnant, and finally ascending a long scree slope (brutally loose) into the camp at over 16,000'. We put a cache together, took a nap in the sun, and then cruised back down to Plaza Argentina. All in all, we spent a little less than 7 hours in the field and the team performed exceptionally well. The guys were really excited to finally get down to the nitty gritty of climbing this thing. Tired but happy in Plaza Argentina, RMI Guides Billy Nugent, Leon Davis, and the gang.
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Go “Old man” William! We want to hear that you’ve conquered Aconcagua ... and miss you at tennis! For the others, make certain to help out this old guy- if he needs it!

xxx
Paul and Margie

Posted by: Paul Taylor on 2/13/2012 at 6:23 pm

The view from above the base camp is remarkable.  From what I’ve seen of thepictures, the team is in for quite a scenic reward upon reaching the summit.  Keep your eyes set on the top! Best to all.

Posted by: Sharon Clarke on 2/8/2012 at 6:27 am


Denali Expedition: Walter and Team Carry to 17,200’

We had a long, but productive, day yesterday. We established our high cache at 17,200'. Wind and snow moved in while we were up on the ridge, making for a challenging day at altitude, and a long, arduous descent on technical terrain. All told, it was a 12 hour day, with a late dinner and late bedtime.

Today we are resting, eating, and rehydrating. We slept in and enjoyed a hearty breakfast burrito brunch that lasted until noon. We will be resting again tomorrow, as there is currently a high wind warning for the upper mountain. Hopefully, things mellow out soon and we can move to high camp for our summit attempt. Until then we are enjoying the relative comfort of 14,000’ camp. We will check in again tomorrow to update you on our status.

RMI Guide Mike Walter & Team

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Yayy! Upward progress awesome!! You all are doing great, praying for good weather so you can Summit this weekend.
Happy Birthday to Rich, looking forward to seeing all the pics and stories he has to share. Love you son ❤️

Posted by: Kim on 5/25/2023 at 3:57 pm


Mt. Everest: The Team Arrives Back in Basecamp after 2nd Rotation

Hello All, This is Mark Tucker from Everest Basecamp! The boys are back in town. The team just returned from their rotation up high and their timing was perfect as usual. No sooner did they arrive here at Basecamp than it began snowing and blowing. The weather is not conducive to it being a shower day but tomorrow may provide suitable conditions. In other positive news the rope fixing team made it to the South Col so the flood gates, and the route to the upper mountain, are open. A bit of the Jet stream is in the neighborhood for the next few days but the push for rope fixing to the summit is in the works. The RMI climbing team is enjoying the thick air, seats with backs, and great food. Let the rest phase begin. RMI Guide Mark Tucker

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Thank you for super reports! Stay safe!!!
Wolf

Posted by: Wolf Schmidt on 5/2/2013 at 10:05 pm


Mt. McKinley: Walter & Team Rest at 14,000’

We spent today resting at the 14,000' camp on Mt. McKinley, getting stronger for our impending move to high camp (17,000'). The weather today was pretty mild for this time of year, with light snow showers throughout the day. The weather forecast looks pretty good, with similar weather on tap for the rest of the week. Everyone is doing well, and we'll likely take one more rest day here at 14,000' before moving up to high camp. We'll keep you posted. Cheers, RMI Guide Mike Walter

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sending well wishes and weather your way.

Posted by: Kym on 5/24/2012 at 8:04 am

Miss talking to you Nick!  Can’t wait to hear about your adventures.
Pam

Posted by: Pam on 5/23/2012 at 6:57 pm

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