Everest 2015: Season Summary – Summits Don’t Matter
Over 9, 000 people died in April 2015 from a 7.8 magnitude earthquake near Kathmandu. And no one summited Everest – from […]
Over 9, 000 people died in April 2015 from a 7.8 magnitude earthquake near Kathmandu. And no one summited Everest – from […]
Welcome to Alan Arnette’s Everest 2015 coverage My coverage is based on my own summit and climb experiences, research, sources, and public […]
I spent this evening speaking with helicopter pilots and people who have just returned from the earthquake epicenter regions. They say there […]
My flight from Lukla to Kathmandu was uneventful, in fact more on time than many of my last trips. My gratitude of […]
The scope of the Nepal earthquake tragedy is a huge human disaster yet the climbing community is consumed with Icefall Doctors and […]
First, I want to say that this earthquake is a Nepal tragedy, not a mountaineering event. My deep, deep condolences to all […]
A very terse update due to intermittent Internet. Everyone is very tired, mentally spent. Sincere and deep condolences to everyone in Nepal […]
Long Expeditions are often filled with a lot of down time, sometimes by design to let your body adjust to the altitude […]
I will try to do a weekend update each Sunday while on Everest/Lhotse. This update is all about the weather. We arrived […]
It was one year ago today that a hanging wall of ice fell onto the Khumbu Icefall, the gateway to the south […]