This is the latest audio dispatch live from Russia's Mt. Elbrus; the fifth of Alan's 7 Summits climbs. These climbs are to raise Alzheimer's awareness and $1M for research. Please donate today. Climb On! Alan Memories are Everything
This is the latest audio dispatch live from Russia's Mt. Elbrus; the fifth of Alan's 7 Summits climbs. These climbs are to raise Alzheimer's awareness and $1M for research. Please donate today. Climb On! Alan Memories are Everything
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4 thoughts on “Audio Dispatch from Mt. Elbrus”
Alan, it is amazing that you can go from one peak to another. I am truly in awe. Climb on.
Best of luck to you on Elbrus Alan. I remember staying in the Barrels when we were there. Just got back from an MS/Parkinson’s climb of Kili, with 22 of 29 making the summit. Glad to be back online so I can follow your next climb. Best of luck, weather, and health to you. ~Lori
That was fast! I hope it’s extinct too 😉
Glad to hear you are safely at Elbrus. Rest up, then climb up.
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