Alan Arnette on Everest

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Skip Perkins
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Re: Alan Arnette on Everest

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Sounds like Alan just spent 3 nights at Camp 2 and was heading down to Base Camp. He sounded very strong on his radio report.
Thanks for posting the blog site so we are able to follow the progress of the climb.
Perseverance - The courage to ignore the obvious wisdom of turning back.
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Theodore
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Re: Alan Arnette on Everest

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coloradokevin wrote:... and snap a few pictures for those of us who are still hanging out at 1/17th of your elevation :)
Fixed. :D

Thanks for posting, I'll be following along!
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