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Landed at Kathmandu,India
Kathmandu, India was chosen as the meeting place because it is close to the mountains that they would be climbing. The mountians they are going to climb is Everest part of the Himalayan Moutain Range. -
Receive base camp information
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Reports of severe weather, trip delayed
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Working out final details of the trip
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Reach 9,200 feet
Reached 9,200 Feet on Everest when the Summit is 29,028 feet. Scott Fischer and his team are about 1/3 to the summit of Everest. -
Reach 16,000 feet Khumbu Glacier 12 miles of ice
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Reach 16,200 feet, The Labuje
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Arrived at Base Camp and had a Puja Ceremony
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Reach Everest Base Camp 17,600 feet
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Resting after passage through the Ice Fall
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Spent the night at Camp 1
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Descent to lower Ice Fall
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Team acclamates at Camp 2
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Nawang is sick with Edema
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Guide ropes need to be fixed at the South
Guide ropes are used to pull up supplies and to catch people from falling. Also they can be used to keep people going in the right direction. They need to be replaced because they where worn down and you dont want them to break otherwise you lose your supplies. -
Nawang was rushed to Kathmandu
Nawang was rushed to Kathmandu for imediate medical attention due to edema. Later in 2004 he became the first person to climb everest with a prosthetic leg. -
Team now stable at Camp 3 24,000 Feet
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Descended back to Base Camp 2 for a rest
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Fischer's crew is looking strong.
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Still resting at Camp 2
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Left camp 2 21,300 Feet
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Reach camp 3
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Begin descent
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Reach Summit 29,028 Feet
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Reach 27,600 Feet The Balcony
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Scott Fischer and Rob Hall stranded on Everest
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8 confirmed dead on Everest
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Scott Fischer Buried above South Col as the team regroups
Scott Fischer, an American climber and guide, was the team leader . The reason he died is because during descent he was stranded and he unfortunately died of a severe form of Altitude Sickness -
New leader Neil Beidelman begins to piece together disaster
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