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Kilimanjaro: Grom & Team Continues uphill to Shira Camp

Hello again everyone 

The team had a really nice day here on Kili today, waking to clear skies and a beautiful view of Kilimanjaro looming in the distance. We had a light cloudy layer which helped keep us cool while on the trail, which was nice as the sun can be quite intense here near the equator.

We started the day waking at 6:30 to start packing up before moving into our dinning tent for a nice breakfast with porridge, fried eggs, toast, avocado and even some fresh fruit, and most importantly plenty of hot coffee. 

We hit the trail shortly after 8am and slowly made our way up the rocky trail with occasional views of Kili above. The trail climbed up a blunted ridge and eventually out of the trees and allowed for some truly spectacular views of the valley below. The team hiked for a little more than 4 hours before reaching our next camp that sits on the Shira plateau, which is the remnant of an ancient lava flow. 

Everyone is doing very well and we are currently relaxing in camp. 

RMI Guide Casey Grom and crew

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Woohoo Lacey!! Love seeing that classic smile of yours! So excited for you.

Posted by: Jen Killion on 9/21/2023 at 8:30 pm

Keep looking up Lacey! Dad and I love you!!

Posted by: Pam Holt on 9/21/2023 at 9:20 am


Denali Expedition: Van Deventer & Team Make New Home at 14,000ft

Saturday, May 21, 2023 - 11:27 pm PT

Big moves today. We bounced back and forth on whether to move this morning, as it snowed all night and was still when we woke up. After a bit of waffling we decided it was time. Though it was pretty cloudy and white at 11,000', it was dead calm, and it looked much the same above. We stayed in that cloud until Windy Corner and it was HOT. It acted much like a microwave and we were sweating, both from heat and loads. The theme was pretty similar to yesterday - our travel was smooth, it was hard work, but the team was strong and we clipped right along. Six hours after leaving 11,000', we walked into our new home at 14,000'. 

RMI Guide Pete Van Deventer

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VERY excited to hear the summit word!!!!  Hoping for good weather behavior and smooth climbing.
Lots of folks here in “the middle” are watching and pulling for you all.

Posted by: Betsy Wearing on 5/22/2023 at 12:53 pm

。:.゚ヽ(*´∀`)ノ゚.:。

That’s a YAY face!
Great job! Proud of my guy!

Posted by: Lyds on 5/21/2023 at 5:32 pm


Mt. Rainier: Expedition Skills Seminar - Emmons Summit!

RMI Guide Dustin Wittmier radioed in at 8:45 am to report that the team reached the summit of Mt. Rainier. The team started their summit attempt from Camp Schurman and climbed the Emmons Glacier to reach the top. They have one more night on the mountain where they will continue to develop their alpine mountaineering skills in hopes of tackling bigger peaks like Denali and Aconcagua.

Congratulations Emmons Team!

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So proud of all those old Lobo swimmers! WOOF, WOOF, WOOF!!!!

Posted by: Heidi Heywood on 7/15/2021 at 5:24 pm

Aces on top!  Couldn’t be happier for The Don and the group.  Plant the RFC flag!

Posted by: rvh on 7/15/2021 at 11:43 am


Mt. Elbrus: Justman & Team Acclimate on the Mountain

Hello - We are checking in live from the huts on Mt. Elbrus at a grand altitude of 12,001 feet. We have settled into our cozy home with gear and clothing splayed out all over! The team took a hike up to 13,104 feet today and we returned for a great lunch made by our Executive Chef Masha. I'm not lying when I say we had caviar...we did. We are slowly adjusting to the new altitude. After doing this adventure year after year after year I firmly believe the reason why our teams do so well is our relaxed itinerary. Everyone is doing great and we are soaking in the beautiful mountain views. RMI Guide JJ Justman

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I am glad you are having a great time Damian! Mmm, caviar.. I am so jealous! Good luck and have fun!

Posted by: Leona Partridge on 7/23/2014 at 9:28 pm

It looks like an amazing day was had by all. Have a great adventure Damian.

Posted by: Melann Partridge on 7/23/2014 at 8:03 pm


Vinson Massif: Hahn & Team Visit Patagonia

Poor conditions for flying continue to delay the start of our Antarctic expedition. Reports were that snow was in the forecast for Union Glacier. It is already a bit of a tricky proposition to land a large four engine jet transport on an ice runway in the interior of the continent, and so we put up no objections to our logistics company's plan to push back departure. But of course, Punta Arenas, the jumping off point for our Vinson climb, is coincidentally the jumping off point for exploring the beauty of Patagonia. We rented some cars and left Punta at midday, driving up to Puerto Natales. The sky was pretty well choked with cloud, but we could still make out the foundations of great snowy mountains in the distance, across wide open and windswept prairies. A great many unidentified raptors and other beautiful birds were playing and hunting along the road. We saw no shortage of sheep. Tomorrow, our intention is to enter Torres Del Paine National Park to sight see and hike. We'll keep the main goal -to climb to Antarctica's highest point- firmly in our thoughts, but in the meantime we'll open our eyes to some of the beauty of South America. Best Regards, RMI Guide Dave Hahn
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Kilimanjaro: Mark Tucker & Team Visit Lake Manyara

Mark Tucker here checking in from Kirurumo, a luxury tented lodge. Half of the team began their journey homeward bound. We wish them all the best on their travels. We stopped at Lake Manyara for some safari game viewing and ended up here. We are about a quarter of the way to Ngorongoro Crater, so a little bit of a drive tomorrow, but more safari in our near future. A luxury tented camp once again doesn’t look like anything on the mountain and everybody is enjoying it. All is good, having a blast. Wish you were all here


Mark Tucker and Team checking in from Kirurumo

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Did you get close enough to see the flamingos?

Posted by: Carl and Cindy on 8/14/2012 at 4:44 pm

Steve, the hippos are huge.  Apparently the hippos are
are not bothered by people being nearby. 

              Mom

Posted by: Darlene Fox on 8/14/2012 at 4:11 pm


Alaska Seminar: New Snow Fitting for Today’s Training Session

This morning we woke to more snow on the Kahiltna Glacier. Over 7 inches of snow fell over night and the snow continued throughout the day. The beauty of the Alaskan Range continues to impress us all. Today's training session involved the fitting topic of avalanches. We had avalanche rescue scenarios where we learned how to manage the scene of an accident, how to come up with a plan and how to execute that plan. During our time here on the glacier we have seen some very exciting and impressive Alaskan-sized avalanches, from a safe distance. We continued with our crevasse rescue technical skills training this afternoon. Everyone is grasping these concepts very well with an eagerness and excitement to learn. We shall see what the weather brings us as that dictates so much of life in the mountains. Ciao, RMI Guide Jason Thompson
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Yeah, by the looks of the picture, you are all sitting around basking in the sunshine! Speaking of cocktails, I just had 2 strawberry margaritas myself, Honey! Too bad you aren’t here to partake!(Are we allowed to talk dirty on this blog??!!!) LOL! Feeling a little frisky!!! Can’t wait to see you Baby! Big Hug!

Posted by: Mary Kay on 5/8/2012 at 5:52 pm

Great to hear you are all doing well playing in the snow.  Jason, how about a group shot of the team so we know you aren’t all sitting in a hot spring somewhere with a cocktail?  Actually, I am sure you all could use a hot spring and a cocktail (or 5) right about now.  Have fun, be safe.  Brady, we can’t wait to make fun of your beard and squeeze the juice out of you!  xoxoxo Janie

Posted by: Jane O'Mara on 5/8/2012 at 4:45 pm


Vinson: RMI Team Waits Another Day

Hey there, Pete Whittaker and the First Ascent team checking in from the ice still at Vinson Basecamp. We woke up this morning to clouds and very cold, icy fog. And this ended up being our second day of being unable to move. We're pretty much tent bound all day today. We were talking about comparing it to being inside a freezer with the door just slightly cracked so that the light is on all the time, 24 hours of day light down here. So very, very cold and just a lot of tent time today. And that's the story. We have adjusted our plans a little bit because of the weather. Forecast is still for possibly more clouds tomorrow. We were looking for an unclimbed peak closer to the Vinson Massif and I think now we're changing our plans. We've identified a couple objectives that are closer to the Union Glacier camp and the runway, dealing the weather and all the backups due to this strike in Punta Arenas. And the people that need to be moved around with the planes. Also because it is the end of the trip we're just adjusting our objective here a little bit. So we hope to get out tomorrow and have a twin otter drop us on a peak closer to Union Glacier, and we'll see how that goes. We're two weeks tomorrow on the ice, you know, everybody's trying to keep the spirits up. Getting towards the end of the trip, we’re all getting a little bit weary of the cold and the ice but hanging in there and hopeful we can fly and finish off the end of the trip. Everyone is healthy, everyone's doing well and getting a lot of horizontal time in the tent. That is the report for today and we hope to talk to you from a different location tomorrow. And we'll talk then.


Peter's update from Vinson Basecamp

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Aconcagua: Cifelli & Team Descend from Base Camp, Return to Mendoza

Today we walked.

It was a dusty, rocky, hot, and dry 15 miles from Mulas Basecamp to the park trailhead. In front of us sprawled an immense valley. Behind us, clear views of the summit we stood upon just a few short days ago.

A perfect setting for reflection.

Some thought back to the summit bid with all the challenges and struggles that came with it.

Others looked forward to the Michelin Star dinner that awaits us in Mendoza tonight. With FKTs being broken to meet the reservation.

Still others spoke of future climbing plans such as Mt. Vinson or Denali.

All in all we started this journey as strangers just a few short weeks ago. But we leave the Park as friends, by our shared experience of climbing Aconcagua.

Thank you for following along, we can't wait till we're back out in the mountains for our next objectives.

Climber Jon Honda 

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Ecuador Volcanoes: Wittmier & Team Check in from High Camp

Hello! We arrived at the high camp at Cayambe and walked up to the glacier for a quick snow school followed by a relaxing afternoon. The weather seems to be cooperating and we will make our summit attempt tonight, wish us luck!

RMI Guide Michael Murray

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All the best to you! Climb Strong!!!

Posted by: Dave Kestel on 12/8/2023 at 7:19 am

Wishing all of you the best… hope you celebrate with your Flaming Hot Cheetohs! Disfrutar!

Posted by: Patti Kay on 12/8/2023 at 5:06 am

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