The last three days I was a little bussy. 13.4. from BC to CI and back to BC again. It is an excess 900 m, little cracks, but even if they are under snow,they dont seem to be dangerous. It has fallen about a meter of snow since we are here. It is really hard to tell if they are dangerous or not-As I have said, its a pretty scarry bussiness.I brought up the equipment for two camps and I have immediately set one tent. It will be an interesting chess game as the tents and camps will be moved. Still do not know if it will give three or four camps. Given that everything I carry must include clothing, food, gas, stoves, photography, filming … the bitch on my back is back pretty heavy. Therefore untill a CII I use a trausers and jacket from High Point only unlined, Lowa boots 6000, because they are lighter than the peak Lowa 8000, I have even I broughr back to life boots of aluminum and instead of carrying a thermos I have only plastic Enervit bottle. And I got more of those and I try not to misstake them because some are for iont drinks and the second ones for me not to have to leave the tent for blizzard ))

There is great Russians expedition and in the evening I went to them, in the pocket can of Pilsen. Was another cheeky trade and have left withsix tablets of antibiotics. Treatment continues.

The next day, 14.4. i go up. Our wall is reversed to the northeast, which here means the sun is shining from 6:30. Getting up is nice, but than its awfully hot. do not understand those people in black clothes and gorąco. I wear just the bottom layer of Craft and as far as possible the lightest. I unfortunately only have a dark jacket, the light one I have lost at Fytz Roy and the sun makes it rather unplaeasant True, you have to bear more weight in the backpack when you do not have it on yourself. This time I have both the camera and camera. it is fantasy how the quality of technology is increasing, the dimensions are getting smaller and now I have Canon G10 and Canon HF200 camera still with me. There were some avalanches. But it’s pretty quick,throw away the canes, find out where is it rolling from, pull off gloves, remove the camera and focus it in the direction it goes, Fortunately,I am save here from the avalanches.

In the camp I had a lot of time so I cooked. wwll instant thing and tea I can handle.But I Twit have forgotten some regeneration drinks. I was looking foreward to drink it. More trouble-about 7pm it started to snow and kept till 6am. After several hours it was clear that the next day the CII is not going to happen. And i have realised, I have now a tend for myself, that used to work for three of us! in 2002 we had it on CIV 7 800 m, Kangchenjunga-and I could even cook when they slept.his tent is good if not much is going on. But it blew and snowed, I had to have all the holes in the night closed. headache. It is the first acclimatization night, arrested a tent, no air, snow on the inside. I did not get much sleep. I was afraid I would breath all the oxigen… And above is one kilometer wall. But apparently this is a dangerous place for the camp.

Of course, when you dont sleep whole night,you want to sleep the most in the morning. Italians nextdoor were quite activ, they are going down-so I got up as well. I had to remove about 30 cm of new snow. Did talked to sherpaf of Carlos, and I left without a breakfas-I have to save the gas. The snow came from south-east and stoped exactly at the Manaslu. Made me a bit nervous. I saw trhee people descending. so its clear-down!

I am writing this mail in tent and guess what-snow everyvhere. I am lucky I am not on the top.