Image of Nepal Army soldiers courtesy of Shared Everest.
It was quiet. Just snow and ice, as if nothing had ever happened here. Image of Gerlinde in Dhaula's C2 by D. Göttler courtesy of Kaltenbrunner's site (click to enlarge).
Clouds as seen from Dhaulagiri. Image courtesy of Radek Jaros' website (click to enlarge).
Unusual image of a crowded Makalu BC by Ralf Dujmovits, courtesy of Ralf/Amical Alpin (click to enlarge).
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(MountEverest.net) Climbers on Everest´s south side may be better aware of the torch's whereabouts than the journalists on the north side; by the orders they expect to get any day now that the entire Nepali side is to be closed. BBC correspondent Jonah Fisher meanwhile reported from China on Saturday, our organizers either do not want to say or do not know whether the Olympic torch has arrived at Everest yet." Following a young American climber last week, a BBC reporter has now been kicked out from Nepal's side of Everest....
Ready, steady... preliminary list of expeditions to Pakistan
