ABC (Advanced Base Camp) 5550 mt. 09/28/2010
Even today a day of rest, but we woke up early. We climbed the trail path on the moraine in the company of our cook and helper to clean up the rocks as much as possible from the garbage. In about two hours we collected two cans of 60 liters of various cans, old bottles, rusted cans and anything else. Just sitting at the table for lunch with great surprise came Alberto Zerain. His permission to climb Everest expires on October 2, unable to sit still to C.base suddenly decided groped a solo climb on the way "normal" on its own without any assistance. His partner Juan Carlos of course not if it is felt to accompany him. This is certainly an ambitious project, since there is no normal path. In fact, this fall strangely there is no one besides us on this side of the mountain. He had a backpack scary, close to the wind kg., with tent, alpine equipment and food for five days. All of us have been puzzled, for his obstinacy and because perhaps, an attempt borders on insanity. Although well aware of this mountain, you will find yourself having to do the track, with no assistance. Although it is on the north ridge where the avalanche danger is less, there are still some places where the danger exists. Greetings Albert, you're really brave. We return to camp 1 tomorrow to try to do something good ... and realize the actual conditions of the mountain after days of violent wind. Meanwhile, we hope to find our tents and all the material is loaded onto (skis, boots da sci, sacchi a pelo, ecc.). Intanto dal vicino Cho Oyu dove ci sono alcuni nostri colleghi, non arrivano buone notizie. Anche li vento a fatto disastri e le condizioni sono critiche. Sembra che due valanghe sopra campo tre abbiamo coinvolto due Sherpa e l’arai che si respira al C. Base รจ di stanchezza e voglia di ritirata.
Ben per alcuni giorni avrete resoconti brevi sintetici e foto scadenti dal satellitare.
A presto
Edmond
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