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Ak-Shirak Kyrgyzstan 2008
Added 18 Nov 18 by admin
Towing pulks up the frozen Kara Say river to reach the mountains.
Camp below the Kyondy pass
Climbing Pik Volk (Wolf Peak named after we found wolf tracks on the glacier)
Descending from Prospekt Pik 4767m
Skiing spring snow back to camp.
Skiing back down to reach the Kara Say glacier
Approachiing Pik Volna (Wave) 4856m
Starting the upper face of Pik Volna
Descending from the summit of Pik Volna
Steep ice on Pik Volna
On the summit of Pik Cirque 4966m with Pik5004m in the background
Traversing between Pik Cirque & Pik 5004m
Camp on the Petrov Glacier, unclimbed peaks in the background.
Crossing a frozen Lake Petrov beneath the ice cliffs of the Petrov Glacier, Pik Petrov 4837m in the background
Heading across Lake Petrov to the gold mine pump station
There is a tradition of hospitality amongst the Kyrgyz herders who invited us to tea in their yurt on the journey back to Bishkek.