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Ecuador Volcanoes: Wittmier and Team Tour the City

Following some last minute changes to COVID protocol in Ecuador and the saga of one lost duffel, all climbers have now arrived safely in Quito and the lost bag was found and delivered to the hotel.  As the first step in the acclimatization process we toured museums, churches and historic sites for much of the day.  It is currently a national holiday in Ecuador so the streets were lively with tourists and vendors.  Spirits are high as we prepare to hike Rucu Pichincha tomorrow!

RMI Guide Dustin Wittmier & Team

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Ecuador Seminar: Parrinello & Team Climb to 17,000’ on Cayambe

We awoke at 11pm at the Cayambe hut to get an alpine start on our climb. Unfortunately, when we took a look outside we encountered sideways rain. We continued to monitor the weather throughout the night with hopes of getting a late start on the climb. Finally, around 5 am the wind and rain subsided enough for us to get out of the hut and do some climbing. By that time our we could not reasonably make it to the summit and back. We climbed up to 17,000 feet and did some training in the morning sun. That was a new high point for most of the team! Resting today in a beautiful hacienda outside Quito. Here we’ll learn crevasse rescue and set out sites on the next volcano, Antisana.

RMI Guide Avery Parrinello

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Mt. Rainier: Kautz Seminar Reaches 12,500’

The Kautz Seminar, led by RMI Guide James Bealer, was stopped by route conditions this morning.  They reached 12,500' before making the call to abort their ascent.  The team is currently working their way back to high camp.  They have had a full week of training and will spend one more night on the mountain before concluding their program tomorrow.

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Mt. Rainier: Smith & Emmons Team Turn at 13,500ft

The Expedition Skills Seminar - Emmons June 17 - 22 led by RMI Guide Hannah Smith made the difficult decision to turn around today at 13,500'.  Hannah reported difficult snow conditions and a lack of established trail due to the new snow accumulations over the last few days. The climbers have returned to Camp Schurman where they will spend their final night on the mountain.  Tomorrow the team will do some crevasse rescue training before descending to the trailhead and returning to Rainier BaseCamp later in the day.

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Mt. Rainier: Five Day Teams Reach Summit on Independence Day

The Five Day Climb July 1 - 5 went for the summit today led by RMI Guides Brent Okita and Avery Parrinello.  The teams radioed from Columbia Crest a little after 7:30 am PT.  As of 8:15 they were starting their descent from the crater rim.  The teams will return to Camp Muir to rest and likely enjoy many firework displays from their vantage point this evening.  Tomorrow the teams will descend the remaining 4.5 miles to Paradise and celebrate their acheivements.

Congratulations team!

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Denali Expedition: Bond & Team Enjoy Rest and Acclimatization Day at 14,000’

Saturday, June 25, 2022 - 11:14 pm PT

Today was the epitome of doing nothing, which are team excelled at.  It was a 10:30AM wake up, breakfast and a whole lot of lounging around as we adjust to the thin air at 14,000’.  The team is doing great and we are set to do a carry up the fixed lines tomorrow to 16,400’. As we go to bed we’re enjoying the views of Mt. Hunter and Foraker off in the distance.

Don’t worry the crew will be back tomorrow writing a more exciting dispatch.  We truly did excel at doing nothing today which is a great thing when it comes to climbing a big mountain!

RMI Guide Andy Bond

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Mt. Baker: Walter & Team Summit Via the North Ridge!

RMI Guide Mike Walter and team reached the summit of Mt. Baker via its iconic and forbidding North Ridge yesterday. Mike reported 100% team success and fantastic climbing conditions! Today, the team took in their last few views of Mt. Baker before beginning their descent back to the Heliotrope Ridge trail head and the comforts of town. Congratulations to today's team!
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Mexico’s Volcanoes: Beren & Team Rest Day in Puebla

Our travels so far have been action packed and the team enjoyed a relaxing rest/exploration day yesterday. The colonial city of Puebla is a beautiful place to see the sights and we did a little sleeping in before taking it to the streets. Puebla is a city that certainly felt the effects of the recent earthquake and as you walk around town, you can see folks tending to the damage, repairing walls and buildings. It is remarkable that the damage was not more widespread, but we are all happy to see that the beautiful town of Puebla has survived. Now we are off to Orizaba! Tonight we will stay in the Piedra Grande hut and begin our climb early tomorrow morning. Wish us luck! RMI Guide Jake Beren
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Vinson Massif: Moving Up

We made the big move up from Low Camp to High Camp today. The team climbed well and strong... getting the job done in a little over five hours. But it wasn't easy, by any means. A cold wind hit us just above the top of the fixed ropes and then harassed us all the way into camp. That made for some cold campers, initially, but we got a few tents and a kitchen built and life got better, the way it always does when such things are around. The teams that we flew onto the mountain with managed to summit today -the storm hit some of them on their way back into camp but they coped well, for all we could tell. Of course our hope is that wind and clouds will flee in time for us to enjoy a Christmas summit of Mount Vinson, but we shall see. If we have to give the storm a day or two to pass through, we can do that as well. A Christmas spent napping in a warm sleeping bag alongside friends is not a terrible thing. We just hope Santa will find his way into the chimney on these tents without too much difficulty. Merry Christmas from the Ellsworth Mountains, Sentinel Range, 12,600 ft up on the Vinson Massif, deep in the heart of Antarctica. RMI Guide Dave Hahn

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Merry Christmas!

Posted by: michelle on 12/25/2012 at 2:11 am


Kilimanjaro: Mark Tucker and Team Call from the Summit!

Hey, this is Mark Tucker on the summit of Kilimanjaro the 31st of July 7:10 a.m. I'm here with a bunch of my buddies. They would all like to say hi. Bryce Adams from Houston, Texas. Vincent Graffagnino from Durham, North Carolina. James Brennan from Houston, Texas. Ethan and Kimberly, I love you very much. I can't wait to see you. John Fletcher from Greenville, North Carolina. Hey, I have got to tell you that this has to be the most beautiful mountain in the world. Paul Stanford from Louisville, Kentucky. Sherry I love you. I can't wait to see you when I get home. Joey Graffagnino from Durham, North Carolina, this is the best sunrise of the year. [Mark Tucker] Hey it’s me again. Let’s pass it around. Carmen Graffagnino Durham, North Carolina. Love you Sharon. Edward Graffagnino from Durham North Carolina. You rock. Monica Garhart, Boise, Idaho – Wahoo!! Everyone did a great job getting up here. We got a wonderful day, couldn't be any better. These guys were great, they performed well. We are going to sign off and start heading down. We still have a bit of time on the mountain today. Thanks to you all for checking in. We will write you up something when we get down to Mweka Camp. RMI Guide Mark Tucker and the Kilimanjaro Summit Team!


RMI Guide Mark Tucker & team call from the summit of Kilimanjaro!

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Paul, Congrats!! How come I didn’t get an “I Love You” too?!

Posted by: Adam Scott on 7/31/2011 at 10:56 am

...proud of you dr fletcher !!!!...

Posted by: doreen schulz on 7/31/2011 at 8:46 am

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