The Summit Push Is On
At 10pm sharp Arabs With Altitude began their final push to the summit of Mt. Everest.
Lead Guide Michael Horst reported the weather conditions as “pretty close to perfect” as they walked out of their tents in the South Col and started their all-night journey to 8,848 meters. The sky is clear. The stars are out. Temperatures are moderate. And the wind is calm.
Good luck to the team, the guides, and the Sherpas!
Next update will come when the team reaches The Balcony after approximately 3-4 hours of climbing.
-Adam Sobel from Base Camp
Gabriel | May 21, 2013 at 5:57 pm
Brothers .. I am trying to keep working but I just cant help to look at pictures of where you are and stories of different climbers that have been there before.
I have an everest time clock on my computer look at the pictures and see where you should be and it just gives me goose bumps ..
You guys have some GUTS .. to be there !! and I am proud to knowing all three of you.
PUSH PUSH PUSH …. GET TO THE TOP !!! and come back down safely. Don’t let your guard down on the way back please, stay as put as you can !!
Is like I am living this exiting moment with you guys right from my desk !!
we will all be waiting for your next update !!
Best of luck to all of you !!!
Anis Tabka | May 21, 2013 at 7:02 pm
Good luck guys. You have worked very hard for this and your efforts are about to pay off soon ISA.
Just be safe and don’t rush on the way down
Garred | May 21, 2013 at 7:03 pm
Good luck Boss… just u remember ALL that traning days
Suzanne | May 21, 2013 at 7:55 pm
Ya Allah… Can’t sleep waiting for the update! Come on guys push to the balcony, the south summit, the hillary step and the stand proud on the top!
Lama | May 21, 2013 at 9:04 pm
Alla ewafe2kom ou ye7mekom ya rab. Can’t sleep thinking u r that close. All arbs are waiting to hear from u guys u will make us proud
Gyan Karki | May 22, 2013 at 12:25 am
We are all really waiting Team’s success .