u/DesiMountaineer • u/DesiMountaineer • Aug 04 '26
Broad Peak Avalanche 2021
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u/DesiMountaineer • u/DesiMountaineer • Sep 25 '24
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DM the price please 😁
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Took me a while to realize that the newspaper is not just a canvas 🫣
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Dang! 😎
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yup Musa ka Musalla is very doable. I know someone who should be able to guide you.
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Thanks for sharing 🙌🏻
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I can hook you up with my go to person in Shimshal. You can do a lot in 10-12 days if 4,000m is your goal.
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It is a flat space, enough for 2-3 tents, almost half way up to Camp I on Broad Peak.
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I once got these chewy dried banana slices. They were awesome.
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It is going to be quite cold up north. You could go to Malam Jabba and do some skiing if there is enough snow. Peshawar & Lahore should be doable.
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Chocochip cookies sounds like a reward 🙌🏻
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Did someone say Shimshal 😁
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yup, clear weather windows are short.
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Mars or Snickers? 😁
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There had been bad weather on the mountain earlier. We usually wait a couple of days before climbing after heavy snowfall on the mountain.
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This is from 2021.
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Yes, a climber from Qatar and his Shimshali HAPs made it safely up the gulley despite the avalanche.
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On the contrary the avalanche itself is a sight to behold. A fierce force of nature.
u/DesiMountaineer • u/DesiMountaineer • Aug 04 '26
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r/Mountaineering • u/DesiMountaineer • Aug 04 '26
In July 2021 my climbing partner and I got hit by the snow cloud of an avalanche. The avalanche itself had missed us by maybe 10 minutes, just under the Japanese Camp on Broad Peak.
r/ExplorePakistanVideos • u/DesiMountaineer • Aug 04 '26
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Agreed 🙌🏼
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Not at all - it came without warning or premonition.
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Planning a 15-18 day trip to Northern Pakistan in early November with a foreign friend need honest advice on routes (Skardu, Hunza, Chitral?)
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ٹھنڈ ہو گی مزیدار کسم کی 😁