Photo- and video-sketch of the ascent of the 7 Summits Club group  on the highest peak of the Australian continent mountain Pyramid Carstensz. The expedition was held in the framework of the record project "Seven summits in seven months", which is carried out by the President of the 7 Summits  Club Alexander Abramov...

 Our dear friend!  We wish you further movement to various summits in life! You've already proved all to everyone once. The symbol of your success in life has become a unique record: the largest amplitude. Namely, the record depth in caves and the highest peak of the World (twice) on the surface.  Everest was reached in the team of the 7 Summits Club.

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The season 2018 - 2019. Alexander Abramov, President of the 7 Summits Club and  a guide, leads the ascent to the highest peak of Antarctica mountain Massif Vinson. 

Installation: Luba Pershina.

Music: "Pirates of the Caribbean", H. Zimmer, Honored team of the Republic of Belarus Presidential orchestra of the Republic of Belarus, conductor - Victor Babarikin, The Best Soundtrack

Alexander Abramov, President of  the 7 Summits Club:

 Our expedition on Carstensz ended. All participants climbed to the top and happy returned to earth.

The project "7 summits in 7 months" continues! It was my 4th peak in 4 months.

Expedition members 1) Boris Kim (Russia) 2) Ivan Novikov (Russia) 3) Mamta Sodha (India) 4) Poorna Malavath (India). Guide: Alexander Abramov...

New project of the 7 Summits Club.

"7 Summits s in 7 months with Alexander Abramov"

Alexander Abramov, President of the 7 Summits Club, from Papua:

Hello, 7 Summits Club! There's Abramov Alexander from Carstensz Pyramid. Today we climbed to the top of Carstensz Pyramid. We left at two o'clock in the morning, and at two o'clock in the afternoon we went back down. It's been 12 hours. Exactly six hours - up and exactly six hours - down.

The rain was occasional, but it didn't hurt much.

 The team feels good, everyone were well on climb.  Especially two Indian girls: Mamta and Purna.  We hope to fly to Timika tomorrow.

Expedition members 1) Boris Kim (Russia) 2) Ivan Novikov (Russia) 3) Mamta Sodha (India) 4) Poorna Malavath (India). Guide: Alexander Abramov...

New project of the 7 Summits Club.

"7 Summits s in 7 months with Alexander Abramov"

 Alexander Abramov, President of the 7 Summits Club, from Papua:

 Hello from the base camp  of Carstensz Pyramid! Project "Seven summits in seven months" continues. Today our team, in good weather, had a great training session on ropes. We have climbed the first five pitches of the route up. Worked out movements on jumars: vertical fixed ropes, horizontal. After that, we worked down the rope.  We went down five pitches on descenders. Well, in general, the team is almost ready to summit climb. In the afternoon we rested and slept. Now it's eight o'clock. We have dinner and go to bed. According to the plan, a rise in 1 a.m. and in two we got to go climbing. We hope to successfully climb tomorrow and safely descend to the base camp. If everything goes as we plan, the day after tomorrow we plan to fly by helicopter back to Timika.

Expedition members 1) Boris Kim (Russia) 2) Ivan Novikov (Russia) 3) Mamta Sodha (India) 4) Poorna Malavath (India). Guide: Alexander Abramov...

New project of the 7 Summits Club.

"7 Summits s in 7 months with Alexander Abramov"

 On March 19th, 2019, a group of 7 Summits Club, guide Boris Yegorov and three  members, climbed the second highest summit of the Kenya massif, Nelion peak, with a height of 5188 meters. To the highest point, the peak of Batian (5199m), it was decided not to go, not to get to the "cold overnight".  Simply, there was not enough day time.  Now the group safely descended to the foot of the summit and Boris Yegorov sent a large selection of photos from the ascent. 

Climbing Mount Kilimanjaro, a group of the 7 Summits Club on the route Lemosho (18-26 February 2019). All members of the team has climbed the top!

The author of video - Anastasia Panfilova….

The President of the 7 Summits Club Alexander Abramov sent photos and video from the time of loading and departure of the helicopter, which transported a group to the base camp under the mountain, Pyramid Carstensz.  We hope that the flight was successful and our team will be able to climb to the top in good weather!

The second part of the team, Malavath and Mamta, flew to the base camp on the second flight.

Expedition members 1) Boris Kim (Russia) 2) Ivan Novikov (Russia) 3) Mamta Sodha (India) 4) Poorna Malavath (India). Guide: Alexander Abramov...

New project of the 7 Summits Club.

"7 Summits s in 7 months with Alexander Abramov"

Super-Guide of  the 7 Summits Club Boris Yegorov by satellite phone from Africa:

Hello, Seven Summits! This is guide Boris Yegorov from Kenya, Africa. Today we climbed to the peak of Nelion... To the top of Batian we lacked a little bit of time (we expect details)…

Alexander Abramov, President of the 7 Summits Club, from Papua:

The weather is bad in Timika. For 9 days  helicopters can't fly. We hope for the best…

A miracle happened. The first two helicopters left today. Unfortunately, this is the first expedition flew. They waited here for 8 days. Our cook with things for the camp has not yet flown. We're scheduled to fly tomorrow. But the mountains are covered with clouds again.  We will pray all night to the Papuan gods.

 Expedition members 1) Boris Kim (Russia) 2) Ivan Novikov (Russia) 3) Mamta Sodha (India) 4) Poorna Malavath (India). Guide: Alexander Abramov.

New project of the 7 Summits Club.

"7 Summits s in 7 months with Alexander Abramov"

The season 2018 - 2019. Alexander Abramov, President of the 7 Summits Club and  a guide, leads the ascent to the highest peak of Antarctica mountain Massif Vinson. 

Installation: Luba Pershina.

Music: "Pirates of the Caribbean", H. Zimmer, Honored team of the Republic of Belarus Presidential orchestra of the Republic of Belarus, conductor - Victor Babarikin, The Best Soundtrack

 Super-Guide of the  7 Summits Club  Boris Yegorov  via satellite phone from Equatorial Africa:

 Hello, Seven  Summits! This is guide Boris Egorov from Kenya. Today, we,  without hurry, but at the same time quickly enough, went to the point of Lenana – this is the third highest peak in the Kenya massif. We passed the route in two and a half hours, which, in пeneral, is not bad. And we went down to  our assault camp - Austrian hut. And then suddenly a cloud with snow covered us. Snow fell, the mountain turned white.  So we turned relaxed and decided to have a rest tomorrow.  We have  for a rest one more day in a stock. And while, we plan to storm the day after tomorrow. All, of course, slightly upset. But…

 Today, Alexander Abramov flew from Moscow to the South. His new goal, the fourth peak of the project "Seven summits in seven months", the highest peak of Australia and Oceania Pyramid Carstensz on the island of New Guinea.  The President of the 7 Summits Club will lead a small group of Russian male climbers and Indian female climbers…  

Expedition members 1) Boris Kim (Russia) 2) Ivan Novikov (Russia) 3) Mamta Sodha (India) 4) Poorna Malavath (India). Head: Alexander Abramov.

Boris Yegorov, guide of 7 Summits Club from Kenya:

Good evening! Today I had a difficult day in Africa. Basically it went like this:

…  waiting for the participants of the expedition, and ended with the following…

We gathered in a very remarkable restaurant where you can taste the meat of wild animals.

 I liked the team gathered to climb Batian Peak (Kenya massif). Old friends were happy to meet.  Today we have a rest, and tomorrow in plans  there is moving to the National Park and small passes on jungle: 9 kilometers and 600 meters of a climb.

Tomorrow the program of ascent to Batian peak (5199 m) will begin.  This program is part of the project of our Club "7 Super Mountains"!  This project includes programs of climbing the iconic mountains from different continents (Matterhorn, Alpamayo etc…).

 Program guide Boris Yegorov is already in Kenya! He successfully passed acclimatization, climbing to the top of  Point Lenana (4985 m), the third highest peak of the Kenya massif. He has now returned to Nairobi to meet the participants of the programme tomorrow.