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« Reply #20 on: Oct 1 2004, 14:04 »

hi ron,i am english pratise nepali student from nepal..
everyweek i see your website and get  some information about your climbing...
are you back in holland?how you doing?
see you....
pradeep!!!!!!!
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« Reply #21 on: Oct 1 2004, 14:12 »

Hey Tanner!

I wanted to ski down Elbrus this summer, but they told me that I needed a guide to show me the way. That was b.s., it's really easy to find the way down this mountain. I should have brought my skis along, it would have been really great. But as we went to the summit, around the saddle, the clouds kicked in and we were in a whiteout condition that would have prevented me to ski down from the summit anyway. But from around 5100m, it would have possible and a lot easier to go down than by foot. And for all of the acclimatization hike, skiing down would have been great too.  Cry

So if you can, bring along your skis if you are able to ski on hard snow in the morning and corn snow in the afternoon!

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« Reply #22 on: Oct 1 2004, 22:41 »

sounds good....maybe a snowboard though
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« Reply #23 on: Oct 1 2004, 23:11 »

hey Pradeep

doing fine ..back in holland yeah Im recuperated from my trip

.how are you.
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« Reply #24 on: Oct 22 2004, 08:35 »

Hi! I've planned to climb Elbrus next summer and late July would be the best date. I live in Finland right next to Russia&Moscow so travel costs shouldn't be too high  Wink

My climbing experience includes 7 yrs rock climbing and I'm familiar with basic crampon techniques. I've also done some technical mountaineering in northern Norway. Physical condition: very good.

Could I join in?
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« Reply #25 on: Oct 25 2004, 03:01 »

Of course you can! Would be great to have another person along that knows a little Swedish! Wink
Where did you climb in Norway? Rjukan?
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« Reply #26 on: Oct 25 2004, 04:27 »

An e-mail has been sent out to everyone that expressed interest. Since there are multiple recipients please check your spam-mail as well.

Topic is: Elbrus 2005
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« Reply #27 on: Oct 25 2004, 09:25 »

An e-mail has been sent out to everyone that expressed interest. Since there are multiple recipients please check your spam-mail as well.

Topic is: Elbrus 2005

Hi Buddha,

Can I please be included on this mail list?

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« Reply #28 on: Oct 25 2004, 09:55 »



Hi Buddha,

Can I please be included on this mail list?

Thanks

Hey! I did not get any email  Sad)

um did I forget to express my interest?  Roll Eyes

I might actually be going back there next summer for pictures etc, so would be fun to go together. But of course we must book through 7summits.com (for Pilgrim Tours prices), maybe I can even build a private group for us.

But it all depends on 'real' jobs as with my prices I do nopt make enough to make a living out of these trips...  Tongue

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« Reply #29 on: Oct 25 2004, 13:50 »

Hi Daisy and Harry,

Would be good to give me an email or something like that.

I sent the mail to Daisy on [email deleted] and Harry on [email deleted]

Would love to see you both on the trip and Harry would prove extremely valueable! I will try and get the website up and running tonight!
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« Reply #30 on: Oct 25 2004, 17:43 »

Hello ppl,

I've included everyone that is interested in this journey on my "mailing-list". As I have no knowledge of Elbrus, except of what I read and heard about from friends IRL I am hoping for someone with a lot more experience to step up and maybe help organize the whole thing... HARRY! This is where you come in Wink
Would be neat with a private group instead of going with a lot of people that don't "belong" to us...

I've started to gather information about each and every person that is interested in joining and putting this together in a website that I will announce within a few days.
Would be nice if you all could mail me more info on yourselves. Maybe a pic or 2? Preferably larger then smaller, maybe 500x500 pixels.

Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated!
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« Reply #31 on: Oct 26 2004, 08:48 »

if you want to send me email, please use the mnteverest.net address. I just noticed that the other one doesn't work  :_[ 
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« Reply #32 on: Oct 26 2004, 15:27 »

Hey Guys!

You want to see a nice view from the summit of Elbrus, that's me on the left.  Grin Grin Grin



And by the way, look at the view of tha Caucasus 2 hours earlier from over 5000m.  Shocked Wink



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« Reply #33 on: Oct 26 2004, 16:09 »

Nice pics Mike...when i see pics like these something starts itching Tongue

(no harry not what you think)
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« Reply #34 on: Oct 26 2004, 16:15 »

Nice pics Mike...when i see pics like thse something strats itching Tongue

(no harry not what you think)

LOL   :lol)

Cool pix though MikeW, thanks for sharing  Cool
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« Reply #35 on: Oct 26 2004, 17:43 »

Really nice pics! Too bad for you guys about the white-out/bad weather you had on the summit picture...
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« Reply #36 on: Oct 26 2004, 23:12 »

They are great pictures MikeW....I'd love to be there!
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« Reply #37 on: Oct 27 2004, 08:11 »

 Hi buddha ,
                 Can you add me into your mailing lists ? I am glad to have companions
                  to climb . Update me the details  :lol)


   Regards ,
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« Reply #38 on: Oct 28 2004, 00:01 »

if you want to send me email, please use the mnteverest.net address. I just noticed that the other one doesn't work  :_[ 

oh my god....... someone else has a mnteverest.net address.... i thought i was the only one!!!


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« Reply #39 on: Oct 28 2004, 07:43 »

 :lol) :lol)
What?? Is that a bad thing...? Wink
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