Island Peak 8th November


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Island Peak 8th November

Leader: Clive Hebblethwaite

22nd November

Some of the team have opted for a helicopter back to Kathmandu in order to bag an early flight back home. Rob will take the plane flight with the local guide tomorrow.

19th November

Summit Succes for the team!

Clive has emailed in to say they are now back down safe at Chhukhung. Matt, Thomas & Charlie reached the summit. Rob, Martin and Clive got to just over 5900m and then decided to head back down. Richard wasn’t feeling too good, so decided to stay at base camp. The team will now make their way back down the Khumbu valley to Lukla.

16th November

Tomorrow the team will trek to Island Peak base camp with a plan to move up to high camp on Sunday and summit on Monday.

15th November

The team are at Dingboche for a second night . They made their acclimatisation walk up the ridge behind the village to 5000m today.

Other than Richard suffering from a sore throat all is going well. They are aiming for summit day on Monday so an easier day tomorrow as they head up to Chhukhung.

Island Peak 8th November Adventure Peaks Team     Island Peak 8th November Team at Dingboche


12th November

The team are now in Namche Bazaar and acclimatising well. The weather for the flight to Lukla was causing some delay, so the team decided to opt for a helicopter to avoid any further delays.


9th November

The team have all arrived safely into Kathmandu.


Stu Peacock

About Stu Peacock

Stu Peacock is a very experienced high altitude mountaineer who has been to the Summit of Everest, Broad Peak, Cho Oyu, Manaslu and climbed on K2. His other expeditions include: Ama Dablam, Annapurna IV, Peak Lenin, Aconcagua, Khan Tengri, Tien Shan Unclimbed, Korzhenevskaya, Himlung Himal, Baruntse, Mera & Island Peak, Alpamayo, Bolivian Peaks, Spantik, Carstensz Pyramid, Elbrus, MtArarat, Mexican Volcanoes, Mt Kenya and Kilimanjaro. He was the first Brit to summit Everest via the North Ridge 3 times and has climbed Everest from both the North & South sides.


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