All news: November 2015

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 New arrivals:

The first group of two people has already arrived in Mexico yesterday, 1th November, the second group of 5 persons arrives today, November 2th. But given the time difference, they have not yet arrived in Mexico.

The first one today have a trip to the famous Mexican pyramids of Teotihuacan. For the second group - the pyramids scheduled for 3th of November. And then all one after the other will move in the direction of Orizaba. First on the program they have acclimatization as usual on La Malinche, and then to storm the highest peaks of Mexico!

The group go on climbing together with our excellent local guides Israel and Veronica.

Here they are:

Hello! This Alexander Abramov from the Crimea. Today, a large group of 7 Summits Club climbed to the highest point of the Crimea Mount Roman-Kosh. Our ascent was timed to the anniversary of the wedding of Alexander Abramov and Ludmila Korobeshko. With us on the mountain were: our son Maxim Abramov, a well-known expert in the Crimea Eugene Ochkin with friends, veteran of our Club Vladimir Pushkarev with his daughter ...

We enjoyed this climb. The difference in height was more than a kilometer, heavy, long walk. Of course, not technically difficult, but physically quite demanding. Around 2 p.m., our team was at the top of Roman Kosh, the highest peak of the Crimea. From there, we enjoyed wonderful views of the plateau to the sea. It was the first stage of our program “the Mountain School of the 7 Summits Club in Crimea”.

Roman Kosh - the highest point of the Crimean Mountains, altitude - 1545 meters above sea level. It is located on a plateau Babugan near Gurzuf, opposite the Ayu-Dag Mountain.