Equipped with satellite communication tools, the team is sending dispatches and photos back to this Web site.

You’re invited to follow the climb through written accounts and digital images.

 

 

• Photo Thirty-three—Tim Boelter using solar panels to charge satellite equipment
• Photo Thirty-two—Sunset on Mount Everest
• Photo Thirty-one—Hanging prayer flags at Base Camp
• Photo Thirty—The shark tooth ice pinnacles as seen from the trail to Advanced Base Camp
• Photo Twenty-nine—Looking at the Rabü La from Advanced Base Camp
• Photo Twenty-eight—The young Neil Hornett from the World Summits team
• Photo Twenty-seven—Ice pinnacles on the way to Advanced Base Camp
• Photo Twenty-six—Phil Austin and Walter Keller on a ridge in Nyalam
• Photo Twenty-five—Mike Chrisp at Base Camp
• Photo Twenty-four—Mike Chrisp and Neil Hornett descending from the North Col
• Photo Twenty-three—Tim Boelter resting at North Col camp in brief weather window
• Photo Twenty-two—Climbing to the North Col in a storm
• Photo Twenty-one—Tim Boelter preparing to climb the North Col
• Photo Twenty—Looking across the East Rongbuk Glacier from Advanced Base Camp
• Photo Nineteen—Advanced Base Camp after a storm
• Photo Eighteen—The North Ridge and summit beyond
• Photo Seventeen—Mike Chrisp with Tim Boelter and Everest in reflection
• Photo Sixteen—The North Face of Everest shrouded in mist
• Photo Fifteen—Yak train
• Photo Fourteen—The “trough” — the way to Advanced Base Camp
• Photo Thirteen—Alpine glow on Everest
• Photo Tweleve—Tim Boelter climbing to the North Col
• Photo Eleven—Looking up the Northeast Ridge of Everest
• Photo Ten—Advanced Base Camp on the East Rongbuk Glacier
• Photo Nine—The team’s Base Camp
• Photo Eight—The Rongbuk Monastery
• Photo Seven—The team with Everest in the background
• Photo Six—Typical Tibetan village
• Photo Five—Shishapangma seen through prayer flags on the Tong-la
• Photo Four—The team in Nyalam
• Photo Three—A view of Zhangmu
• Photo Two—First look at the Himalayas
• Photo One—The team in Kathmandu