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Monsoon impedes progress. Cho Oyu most crowded, eleven expeditions on Shisha Pangma, just one mountaineer on Everest
| The Himalayas are still feeling the brunt of this year's monsoon. This means constant downpours, landslides, roads in terrible conditions, but above all plenty of snow on the mountains. This is what has been happening so far: | |||
![]() Cho Oyu (8201m) the sixth highest mountain on earth (photo F. Tremolada) ![]() The North Face of Everest (8850m) photo F. Tremolada Focus expeditions www.focusworldexpeditions.com |
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