Russell Hunter is at the 7,200 foot Kahiltna base camp with John and Hal. They should be first on the list to fly out this morning. They've been up there awhile and I'm sure they looking to be back in the green zone!
Rob Gowler's team flew in to base camp yesterday evening and the report from Rob is, "conditions are splitter, glacier freezing and in good shape." Splitter means perfect.
We update the AMS blog whenever we hear from guides and instructors reporting from the field. Some staff call in more frequently than others. No news is good news and indicates all is going according to plan. We will do our best to keep those who want to be up to date, up to date.
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Good luck and safe traveling!! Love you Rod...The dog and I are doing fine..so are the fish..so far! Love, Judy
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