Collins' UWR and Hobby's Team Norsk arrived at 17K camp around 10:30 pm last night. They will rest today and then head down and back to base camp for a flight out. It should only take a couple of days before they are back in Talkeetna.
Russell Hunter's 5/30 Team is at the base of ski hill 7,800 ft. They've been doing carries to 10,000 feet. They will move up tomorrow.
7800' Camp looking into the NE fork of the Kahiltna Glacier with Denali in the background.
Good luck team spagnoli. I'm so excited for. You should be reaching 17000 today which is getting close to the summit. Be sage and I'm so proud of each and everyone of you. One question did you lose SPOT!!!Miss and Love you Brian Kelly and Madison and Alex
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Good luck team spagnoli. I'm so excited for. You should be reaching 17000 today which is getting close to the summit. Be sage and I'm so proud of each and everyone of you. One question did you lose SPOT!!!Miss and Love you Brian Kelly and Madison and Alex
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