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Dave Hahn and Erica Dohring breaking trail and descending the Western Cwm as they approach Camp I, on their way back down to Basecamp

Seth Waterfall on the final acclimatization rotation before their summit bid.

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Climbers on the Lhotse Face

Ed Viesturs en route to South col

Peter brewing up at Camp III

Peter W on Lhotse Face en route to Camp III

Peter W on Lhotse Face en route to Camp III

Peter Whittaker Assembles His Gear For Tomorrows Summit Push

The full moon rises behind the serrated ridge of Lhotse and illuminates the Khumbu Icefall and Basecamp.

Jet stream winds whip fresh snow from the summit of Nuptse under the light of a full moon.

Cameraman Kent Harvey gazes out of this First Ascent tent under a full moon at Basecamp while Lingtren stands watch behind.

A headlamp traces a route through Khumbu Basecamp under a full moon.

The serac band before the massive avalanche of May 7th.

The serac band after the avalanche, showing the massive piece which broke loose.

The massive avalanche of May 7th crashes down the West Shoulder of Everest and onto the climbing route.

Tendi Sherpa gears up at Basecamp to help out in the rescue of avalanche victims.

Melissa Arnot turns her back to the wind and snow blast generated by the avalanche as it blows through Basecamp.

A rescue crew comprised of members from nearly every team at Basecamp searches the avalanche debris for victims.

A massive avalanche on the morning of May 7, 2009, gushes over the route through the Khumbu Icefall.

A concerned Ang Kaji Sherpa gazes at the avalanche site through binoculars.

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