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Alaska Seminar: Weathering an Alaskan Storm

May 20, 2011

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Categories: Expedition Dispatches Denali

Elevation: 7,300'

This is the RMI Alaska Seminar checking in from the snowy Southeast fork of the Kahiltna Glacier. Well, the storm is finally on us as we’re going to be right now. The tents are shaking and the snow is coming down. Today we built some bomber walls that are protecting the wind from our tents. The crew is settling in nicely and looking forward to weathering their first Alaskan storm up here. Hopefully the storm will precip tonight and clear out for tomorrow so we can do some crack rescue training. Stay tuned and we’ll check in tomorrow. Take care. RMI Guide Jason Thompson

RMI Guide Jason Thompson checks in from the Kahiltna Glacier