Sunday, 30 September 2012

THANK YOU to my friends at The North Face

A delivery from The North Face came today. A VE25 tent. I really like this tent, so easy to erect, even in bad weather conditions.

Massive thank you to The North Face for their continued support.

A shelter to protect me from the elements on future adventures.

Friday, 28 September 2012

Talking about the Dream, the Challenge and Reflecting

On Thursday the 8th November 2012 I will be holding a talk at the Wentworth Club, Surrey about my journey to the summit of Mount Everest.

Please email me if you are interested in attending at pjkeleher@googlemail.com

Proceeds made will further support Alexander Devine Childrens Hospice.

Hope to see you there.

Monday, 24 September 2012

Everest Images

Thought I would share with you some of my images from my time on Everest


On decent of the Lhotse Face

Hand wrapping

On route to Camp 1 - Crevase on right

Everest from Pumori

Helicopter on its way to BC - taken from Sonam Lodge

Everest and the ice fall, Lhotse in the distance

The Western Cowm from camp 1

Camp 1

Me on route to camp 4 Everest in background

Summit Ridge

Returning from camp 4

Ladders and Crevases

Lhotse Face

Kenton and I

Final Steps to the Summit

Sun rising over the Geneva Spur

In the Ice Fall

Decending

Roger and i at camp 3 - Very Happy to be on our way to the summit

Taking a rest at camp 1

Me crossing ladders in the ice fall

Hand wrapping a section in the ice fall

Himalayan Slogging

A lonely place

Lukla Airport

Me, Ryan, Kenton, Keith and Roger before departing BC on our summit bid

Pray Flags

Jabu on route to camp 4

Pumori from camp 1

Puja ceromony

Leaving camp 3

Monday, 3 September 2012

Portland boulder field

Tommy and I headed to Portland on Sunday and meet up with Rob, Dan and Keith.

We where greeted with rain something only last Tuesday at the wall Tommy was saying was impossible. He stated "it never rains on Portland" and gave franky a height five. Now jinxed, of cause it was going to rain. After a hour or so the wind was blowing and drying the boulders, once they where dry we could get to work.

We climbed on two or three boulders, Tommy flashing most routes and me as usual struggling. I nearly cracked a V5 tho only the mount getting the better of me, next time that problem will get the tick.
It was good to see Rob climbing, he is a really smooth climber, great on the tools and great to watch on the boulders. He makes every move look so easy.

I ripped my hands trying to finnish a route and am still suffering. Training at craggy tonight shall be fun.

I installed a new app on my phone called instagram check out the images below. Really cool effects.