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Nepal<\/strong><\/p>\n Madison Mountaineering<\/a>\u00a0put 3 guides, 5 members and 8 Sherpas up there.<\/p>\n Climbing the Seven Summits<\/a>\u00a0had 100% success with 3 guides and 5 members and 8 Sherpas.<\/p>\n Satori Adventures and Expeditions<\/a>\u00a0said they had summits but no details.<\/span><\/span><\/p>\n Tibet<\/strong><\/p>\n Adventure Peaks<\/a> with Ricky Munday<\/a> and\u00a0Patrick McNight “summited\u00a0At 04:30hrs Nepali time and are now back down at Camp 3 and are continuing down to Camp 2. There was more wind and snow than expected, but it didn’t seem to slow them down too much.<\/strong> ”<\/p>\n 28 year-old\u00a0Illina Frankiv<\/a>\u00a0is reported to have summited by her partner and also an Everest summiter Neil Mueller. Also David Snow<\/a> made the top in and in support of Sange Sherpa<\/a>\u00a0who had all 10 fingers amputated after his member refused to turn around last year.<\/p>\n <\/p>\n Here we go for the fourth day in a row, looks like there will be Everest summits. Conditions remain excellent with reasonable winds and temps – for an Everest summit! Several climbers have GPS devices so you can follow along.<\/p>\n Two American teams are currently on the move: Madison Mountaineering<\/a>\u00a0with 3 guides, 5 members and at least 5 Sherpas and Climbing the Seven Summits<\/a> (Mike Hamill) with 2 guides, 7 members and at least 7 Sherpas. Ascent Himalayas<\/a>\u00a0has a small team of two members and three Sherpas.\u00a0\u00a0I assume there may be other teams including Asian Trekking, Seven Summits Treks, small Nepal guides companies and a few independents. Many of these companies post days after their summits so its impossible to track them in real-time. David Snow<\/a> with a small team using Seven Summits Treks logistics are also on the move with a GPS<\/p>\n There are still more teams that are targeting the weekend including the three sub teams of IMG totaling over 20 members plus the ones I mentioned may be going up tonight.<\/p>\n Transcend<\/a> should be sending their third team up tonight or it might be tomorrow. They have had another good season putting 18 members thus far with at least 18 Sherpas. 7 Summits Club<\/a>\u00a0are hoping for continued success for their second of three teams.\u00a0Furtenbach<\/a> should be sending their “flash” team running higher – they pre-acclimatized and are on a 4 week home to home program.\u00a0Adventure Peaks<\/a> with Ricky Munday<\/a> and\u00a0Patrick McNight are on their push. You can follow Patrick on his GPS tracker<\/a>. There are a few climbers who are on tiny Sherpa supported teams including 28 year-old\u00a0Illina Frankiv<\/a> she was at C3 on the Tibet side on her summit push. You can follow her at her GPS<\/a>. Similar to the south side, I assume there are Chinese teams, small Chinese and Nepali guide companies plus Seven Summits Treks.<\/p>\n More as I get it.<\/p>\n Climb On! UPDATE 1: Nepal Madison Mountaineering\u00a0put 3 guides, 5 members and 8 Sherpas up there. Climbing the Seven Summits\u00a0had 100% success with 3 […]<\/p>\n","protected":false},"author":4,"featured_media":30133,"comment_status":"open","ping_status":"closed","sticky":false,"template":"","format":"standard","meta":{"jetpack_post_was_ever_published":false,"footnotes":"","jetpack_publicize_message":"For the fourth day in a row #Everest2108 may get summits. Conditions remain excellent with reasonable winds and temps. 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\nNepal<\/h3>\n
Tibet<\/h3>\n
\nAlan
\nMemories are Everything<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"