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And one step at a time it was today as we climbed from Camp II to Camp III up the Lhotse Face. We're perched now at Camp III, halfway up the Lhotse Face in a most scenic, most grandeur-ious location. We're looking down upon the Western Cwm and we can see half of the Himalaya spreading out beneath us. Wow, what an event. We're currently 7 kilometers above sea level...[transmission fails]. — Vern Tejas, Alpine Ascents Guide and MountainZone.com Correspondent |
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