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home archives about -- rss feed the summit push (2) – all the pictures june 8th, 2009 by valerio respond here are all the photos – all 25 of them! they go with the account – ‘the summit push (1) – the full account of 7 long days to the top and back’ which is below the pictures (scroll down). it is rather long but i hope you enjoy it all! in the icefall for the third time - 06.30am, 17 may me crossing a deep crevasse on the way to camp 2 - 17 may cricket at 6,400 meters - 18 may approaching the yellow band and geneva spur with everest's summit pyramid beyond - 20 may climbing the yellow band at 7,800 meters between camps 3 and 4 - 20 may the summit pyramid with the south summit at its apex as seen from the tents on the south col - evening of 20 may the south col at sunset with cho oyu in the distance - evening of 20 may climbing up the steepening slopes above the south col in the pitch darkness -12.30am, 21 may sunrise breaks just below the south summit - 21 may looking down the south east ridge at dawn - below right is the south col and top right camp 4 - 21 may everest casts its shadow over nepal shortly after dawn from just below the south summit - 21 may me reaching the south summit, arm aloft, at 8,750 meters - 5.30am, 21 may me on the south summit, with a blanket of clouds below - 21 may everest summit ridge from south summit - 21 may team-mate moises nava falcon and two sherpas tackle the hillary step - 06.30am, 21 may me stepping onto the summit of everest - 7.14am, 21 may 2009 on the summit holding a picture of alix and me - again note the clearly visible curvature of the earth on the horizon behind me - 21 may crouching on the roof of the world, with a freezing face and frozen condensation down the zip of my suit, looking down the north side into tibet - 21 may makalu from the summit - note again the clear curvature of the earth as you look at the horizon - 21 may prayer flags and a figure of buddha on the summit of everest - 21 may self portrait on the south summit on the descent - note the reflection of the main summit in my goggles a view of the steep descent to the south col from the balcony - 21 may a body lies right beside the route, just above the south col - 21 may arrivng exhasuted at camp 2 at the end of a long summit day - 6.30pm, 21 may alix meeting me at crampon point as i left the icefall for the last time - off the mountain and safe at last - 23 may tags: 13 comments the summit push (1) – the full account of 7 long days to the top and back june 8th, 2009 by valerio respond i’ve finally finished editing the photos and putting an account together. i’ve written by day, leading up to summit day on the 21 st may. it is a long and detailed account but it’s for myself as much as anyone – the photos in the separate post are in chronological order and dated so you can follow the sequence. i hope you enjoy it! may 16 th – last day at ebc russell had announced the teams and summit dates at the meeting on the 14 th , and the following days were spent preparing – both practically and mentally – for the departure of team 1 early on the morning of the 17 th . i decided not to pack until the day before and just to try and relax until we were finally about to leave. on the morning of the 16 th i began to get ready at last, and suddenly realised how much i had to do. sort through all my barrels, write a post, test my oxygen mask and regulator, get alix issued with a radio, and so on. the list was long, and eventually alix wrote it all out and stood over me, clipboard-style, until everything was checked off. i was so lost in thought about the summit attempt that it helped a great deal to have someone else make sure i had everything in place. once i left camp, there would be no way to replace anything. a missing spare lithium battery for my camera, or worse my head-torch, could end my summit attempt high on the mountain. i felt slightly nervous for the first time and, as i later wrote in my last post that evening, i had a strong desire just to get on with it. i had my last interview with the discovery channel and was told that a sherpa would be following me (one of four following climbers) on summit day equipped with a ‘helmet cam’, which meant that my every move, and potential failure, would be captured on film as long as he was looking in my direction. the good side of course is the chance to have unique footage for my own memories. by dinner i was packed and after a quiet supper i went to bed. i found it very hard to drift off to sleep as the departure loomed. may 17 th – departure – through the icefall to camp 2 the alarm went off at 1:45am, just before one of the sherpas, for once whispering, said ‘hot towel’ and ‘bed tea’ through the tent door. i had hardly slept at all, but had drifted off just before so the wake-up came as a jolt. i flicked on the headlamp dangling from the roof of my tent and began to pull the remaining layers on, before i attacked the task of getting my huge millet double boots on. by 2:05am i was out of the tent and on my way down to breakfast. after what seemed like a couple of minutes, suddenly everyone seemed to be outside, and i could hear the familiar jangling of metal as climbers checked their harnesses and carabiners clicked. i stepped out of the mess tent into the night, pulled on my pack, and began to fiddle with the radio microphone that would attach to my shoulder strap. from that moment i completely blocked everything out, other than the task ahead. i didn’t even look up at everest or the icefall, or i may have noticed that it was highlighted by a clear night and a bright crescent moon. or at least this is what alix later told me – i didn’t notice anything. i vaguely remember motioning to her to film the departure, then suddenly we were striding out of camp. apparently i had stared straight at the upheld camera, my gaze transfixed but blank, but i don’t remember any of it. i didn’t even say goodbye to her– not on purpose, it just didn’t occur to me. alix later told russell this and he was most approving – sherpas never say goodbye, not even on the telephone, as they believe it brings bad luck. it was 2.30am. we marched in single file slowly through the moraine, each lost in our own thoughts until we reached crampon point at the main base camp. we were the first – there would be no queues in the icefall for us, once again. by 3am we were off – the terrain was at first familiar, then new. the route through the ever-shifting glacier had changed in the two weeks since we had last climbed through, with all new ladders and a much more direct upwards route through the ice blocks. the avalanche had buried much of the route i was familiar with. we moved swiftly upwards and emerged from the icefall at 6.30am – we had moved quickly. we bypassed camp 1 and climbed straight into the western cwm. i was at the front with moises nava falcon, john black and chris dovell. we moved at a steady pace, enjoying the cool of the early morning in the cwm. we did not stop, but kept up a steady rhythm until we reached the route into camp 2, still well over an hour away up the moraine. then the sun rose from above everest and we began to cook, and slow down. eventually we arrived at camp 2 by 9.30am, before the worst of the heat. the rest of the team was not so lucky, getting caught in the cwm in the searing heat as they entered it in the sunshine. it further slowed their progress, and the last arrived at 1pm, very exhausted by the experience. we all spent the rest of the day resting and in the case of those who got in later, recovering from severe dehydration. may 18 th – rest day at camp 2 we rested the next day. i woke late, having once again missed breakfast due to the absence of bed tea. for some reason my sleep was much deeper up here at camp 2, as it was last time. i spent the day preparing, pulling out the kit bag i had stashed two weeks before, and packing and re-packing my rucksack until it had nothing more than i needed.

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