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Kilimanjaro: Grom & Team Heading Up Hill to Second Camp, Shira Plateau

Wednesday, January 10, 2024

Jambo Everyone 

We are still here on Kilimanjaro! 

After a good nights rest and a full breakfast with plenty of coffee the team set off uphill for day two. We only hiked for a short while before the rain sadly returned, but we continued to persevere as we did yesterday. It was a pretty wet day so we took our time to stay safe and arrived in camp a little over 5 hours of being on the move. The team is doing well and in good spirits and very much looking forward to some much needed sunshine. 

We have enjoyed some delicious warm meals and joyous conversations in our dinning tent which has helped keep the morale high. 

If anyone back home is play “the rain in Africa” by Toto. Please turn it off!

RMI Guide Casey and crew

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Aconcagua: Smith & Team Rest Day at Camp 1

Sit back and relax. We let the sun warm our tents before crawling out this morning. The valley below was swallowed by clouds giving camp an almost eerie feel. We sat just above them with a clear sky above. There was nothing on our agenda besides relaxing and organizing our belongings for our move tomorrow. A big part of expeditions is self entertainment during rest days. The team occupied themselves with flying colors. Camp was quiet most of the day until a team from below carried gear to Camp 1. They lacked some self awareness and implanted themselves in the middle of our scene. It gave some comedy to the day and a topic at dinner. Everyone is looking healthy and strong after resting all day, so tomorrow we will make our move to Camp 2. We will make our new home at 18,000'. You can feel the excitment in the team as our summit day approaches. Its less than a week away...

Adios,
RMI Guide Hannah Smith and team

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That’s a lotta days and nights up on the mountain. Enjoy every minute! Even if, and especially when, your definition of “fun” isn’t congruent with the lowlanders.
Proud of you all!

Posted by: Donna Sassaman on 1/18/2020 at 6:53 pm

Hi Tim,

Beautiful photo. Even better that you are there experiencing it! We think of you every day and know that you are making the most of the journey up the mountain. Just remember:
Getting to the top of the mountain is optional; coming home to those who love you is not!

Dick

Posted by: Dick Simpson on 1/18/2020 at 2:33 pm


Denali Expedition: Young & Team Move to 17,000’ Camp

Tuesday, June 11, 2019 - 9:47 PM PT Greetings from 17,000' Camp! We made great time during a beautiful sunny day moving from 14,200’ to our High Camp here at 17,200’. The team did exceptionally well, and made quick work of building camp in the old confines of JM’s Denali Team. Some afternoon rest was had and some dehydrated high mountain food was tolerated. We’ve got a decent forecast for tomorrow...but we know that this mountain will have the final say tomorrow when we wake up. We’re hopeful for some calm winds and hopeful to make an honest go at the summit tomorrow. The team has put a ton of work into this expedition thus far, and we’re all ecstatic to be in the position we are here at 17 Camp. We’ll let you know how it goes! RMI Guides Robby, Nick, Joe, and Team Prepped’n Ready

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Hi z your almost there….so excited….safe climbing :)

Posted by: Jennifer Graham on 6/12/2019 at 5:32 pm

Hey Steve. Pulling for you all the way. Be safe and I hope you get to enjoy that summit view! 
Keith

Posted by: Keith hoelker on 6/12/2019 at 12:27 pm


Mt. McKinley: Van Deventer & Team Hoping for Better Weather

May 24, 2015 - 9:30 pm PT The wind and snow continued through the night and into today. We spent the night listening to the roar of a freight train of wind above us on the West Buttress. The max gust through camp, according to the NPS weather station was 52 mph. That wind and snow put a few holes in our posh tent, and knocked over a few walls, so we spent the morning stitching up holes and rebuilding walls. Otherwise we fared pretty well through the blizzard. This afternoon things started to subside, and by evening the sun was showing, sparkling off of the small snowflakes that are hanging in the air. Our hope is that that trend will carry through tomorrow, and we'll have the visibility to head back down and retrieve our cache from Windy Corner. Fingers crossed. The change in weather has also caused a change in the general mood of camp, and we're listening to laughing, joking, jovial voices all over camp. We'll let you know how things go tomorrow. RMI Guides Pete Van Deventer, Josh Maggard, Robby Young, and team

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Hi Renee and team! I have my fingers and toes crossed for the weather to continue to improve - keep up the mac ‘n cheese consumption and look forward to the climb ahead! Cheers, Anna.

Posted by: Anna on 5/26/2015 at 6:02 pm

Jon, guides and team,
Sorry to read that you were pounded by the wind and snow but glad that all of you are safe and survived the blizzard.  Hopefully tomorrow will bring you better weather.
Stay safe and healthy.
Hugs,
Mom

Posted by: Kemai on 5/25/2015 at 10:55 pm


Mt. Rainier: May 24th Teams Summit

The Four Day Summit Climb led by RMI Guide Elías de Andrés Martos and the Five Day Summit Climb led by RMI Guide Kel Rossiter reached the summit of Mt. Rainier this morning. On the summit the team enjoyed clear, blue skies. The teams have left the summit and are making their way back to Camp Muir. We will see them back in Ashford this afternoon. Congratulations to today's teams!
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If this is indeed the climb my Johnson boys are on, hooray. Glad it was clear for whomever it was.

Posted by: Barb Garner on 5/24/2015 at 11:19 am

Excellent!!  Clear skies and great memories

Posted by: Diane O'Connor on 5/24/2015 at 10:06 am


Ecuador Seminar: Grom & Team Tour Quito and the Equator

Hola from Ecuador! After some very long flights and a little bit of sleep the team is doing well. We started our day with a team meeting where we did our usual round of introductions and discussed the game plan for our upcoming adventure. After the meeting we headed out on the town to explore this beautiful historical city with our tour guide Angel. He first took us to the older part of town where we visited several old cathedrals, then to the colonial town square where we met a kind older Canadian who seemed to have lost his group and decided to tag along with us. Next we headed up to a small hill called La Panacia that overlooks this beautiful city before heading north to visit the Equator from which Ecuador gets its name. We finished the day with a small break and then a quick gear check to make sure everyone has all the gear needed for our climbs. Then it was off to dinner at a nice Ecuadorian restaurant where we enjoyed getting to know each other better. RMI Guide Casey Grom, crew, and our new friend Lee
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Brad and Brian:

Hope you have fun.  Be safe. Looks like fun so far!

Posted by: Bobbi on 2/6/2015 at 10:33 am

To my boys…Brian and Brad - have a great time! I’ll be lifting one up for y’all.

Posted by: Johnny on 2/5/2015 at 8:03 am


Aconcagua: Nugent & Team Move to Camp 1

Hola del Campo Uno. For those of you who don't "habla español" El Campo Uno is spanish for... The Campo Uno. Our team enjoyed a relaxed morning getting packed up and out of Aconcagua Basecamp despite how eager we were to get this climb underway. We enjoyed perfect weather on our move up and even got to spend some time with JJ and the other RMI crew descending after yesterday's successful summit bid at one of our breaks along the trail. We could hear JJ coming down the trail but couldn't see him until he was right upon us. His full camouflage outfit (including camo expedition backpack) is perfectly at home in the mountain environment. Our team is moving extremely well in large part due to great fitness but also great rest-stepping and footwork. They made short work of the move and even had the energy to write a limerick along the way. Here it is for your reading pleasure: Climbing this mountain is rough, but our team is tougher than tough. Through wind, ice, and sand on the peak we'll all stand because we've all got the right stuff! All for now... RMI Guide Billy Nugent

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Looks super cold! Lucy and Corell are speedy ladies and deceptively strong.  No doubt they were climbing up with ease. Love reading each day. Take care of yourselves and super proud of you and the team for taking this on.

Posted by: Kathryn LeBey on 1/21/2015 at 7:03 am

Hola Glen, glad you had a good weather day and did well on the climb to Camp One.  All that training is paying off.  The limerick was great!  How about one for when you reach Camp two?  Love, Katalina

Posted by: Katalina on 1/20/2015 at 7:14 pm


Mt. Elbrus: Justman & Team Enjoy Boat Tour of St. Petersburg

The RMI Mt. Elbrus July 18th Team spent their last night in Russia on a boat tour through the canals of St. Petersburg. Follow along with them via the video below.
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Mt. McKinley: Nugent & Team Return to 14 Camp - Will Continue Descent

Hey, it's Billy here checking in from 14,000'. Our team had a lazy morning today and packed up and moved down from the 17 Camp to the 14 Camp on Mt. McKinley. We had some pretty slow going due to some wind and some kind of funky weather but especially due to very deep snow conditions, lots and lots of snow from the previous storm cycle that kept us at 17. We are going to walk out of here early tomorrow morning, very early and head for the air strip. So hopefully the next check in will come from the Kahiltna landing strip. That's all for now. RMI Guide Billy Nugent

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Huge Congrats!!!  I can’t wait to hear all the stories from your adventure!  The sunny, warm weather is waiting for you along with everyone here that loves you, two!  Elisabeth

Posted by: Elisabeth on 7/1/2014 at 8:32 am

GET SOME team Freed! Keep it goin. Hope the “funky” weather is quenching your thirst to be an official stormchaser

Posted by: Jess on 6/30/2014 at 11:27 am


Mt. McKinley: Frank & Team Fly to Kahiltna Basecamp

The clouds parted long enough for our team to fly onto the Kahiltna Glacier today. We have been packed and ready for this day and now we are ready to climb! Once we are settled in at Kahiltna Base, we'll check in again. RMI Guides Eric Frank and Geoff Schellens
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Hope you guys made it to the landing alright… looking forward to hearing the next update!  Keep it real Lt!

Posted by: Luke Gowdy on 6/2/2014 at 8:58 pm

Cheers to a safe landing on the glacier!  So begins your great adventure.  Happy climbing, guys!

Posted by: Kelly Gunderson on 6/2/2014 at 5:10 am

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