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On Ueli Steck's Blog
After 4 days in Zangmu we leave toward Everest basecamp. From Tingri we
first take the same way like to Cho Oyu. After 15 minutes the driver
turns left. Now we are definitively on the way to the Everest. The
basecamp is somehow surreal. The first thing what strikes me was the
tent of Kari Kobler. A yellow dome in the middle of a field of stones 
On Ueli Steck's Blog
The time of acclimatisation comes to ist end. Since two weeks I am back
to Khumbu Valley. The weather is quite instable. Strong winds in the
altitude and wet air from the south. I am happy. We have installed
ourselves mostly in Lobouche. The Eco
Lodge gives us the perfect conditions at an altitutde of 4950 meters to
get acclimatized. It was a good decision to come here. We have a bed to
sleep: I will sleep long enough in a tent. To get used to the height
this is an important time. You can not shorten it.
On Petzl Crew's Blog
Au mois de septembre 2010 une équipe de jeunes alpinistes s'attaque à la face Sud-Est du Jobo Rinjang Ouest ou Lunak 2, un sommet vierge de 6940
m au Népal. Récit et vidéo de cette expédition dans le Haut Kumbu avec Seb Ratel, Maxime Belleville, Mathieu Detrie et Mathieu Maynadier.
On Tony Lamiche's Blog
Hello les amis,
Un an après la bataille, voici THE résumé de cette expérience alpine hors du commun. Le tout en image, avec Guigui aux commandes.
On Sam Beaugey's Blog
Bonjour à tous,
On Ueli Steck's Blog
Since one week I am back in Switzerland. My frostbitten feet are getting slowly better and I have started again with my climbing work out. Every day life is getting back, slowly. Nevertheless: I need this rest badly. The Makalu has challenged me to 
On Ueli Steck's Blog
On Robert Jasper's Blog
The two professional Alpinists, Robert Jasper (Germany) und Roger Schäli (Switzerland) managed to finally freeclimb, redpoint, the famous "Japanese Route" on the Eiger North Face. The so called "Super-Diretissima" (5.13b/8a) is now the most challenging and demanding route through the famous 1800m North Face.
On Ueli Steck's Blog
Monday, September 14, - Makalu base camp

On Ueli Steck's Blog
September 1, 2009 - Arrival at base camp (5250 meters above sea level).
On Ueli Steck's Blog
A little bit earlier than scheduled my wife and I returned back to Switzerland. So I have enough time to pack the rest for the upcoming Makalu expedition and to get some rest, before I will definitively leave for Nepal on August 20, 2009.
On Said Belhaj's Blog
To conclude the past 2 months: summertime in Gothenburg with gigs, running and the good life. Then one month in Morocco: firts up the gnawa festival in Essauira. Then a bit of Marrakech, trekking in the Atlas mountains up on jebel Toubqal 
On Ueli Steck's Blog
July 9, 2009
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Friday, July 3 2009 - Gasherbrum base camp:
On Ueli Steck's Blog
On Saturday, June 20th (after a journey of nearly two weeks) we reached Gasherbrum base camp (5100m). 