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I have re-built the Muztagh Ata Normal Route page from scratch.
Please have a look at "The easist route, on the easiest 7000m peak"

I have almost completed the work with the Normal route on Pik Lenin.
I may add some more photos later, but it's ready for show.

The page for one of Asia's highest peaks has been updated almost from scratch.
Please have a look at the new version of the Muztagh Ata page.

Finally, the Pik Lenin page is ready for show!
Welcome to have a look at this beautiful 7000m peak!

Janne, you know that you always do great pages on SP:)
I cannot add new stuff of Asian mountains but I admire your work a lot.
Regards
jacek

The normal route description for Peak Lenin is excellent. Spot on. I especially like your brief questioning on why one might consider a C4. Also, your naming of camps is consistent with the "locals" which may seem silly for me to comment on, but it helps avoid confusion.

I do have a question for you, probably more for the Polish speakers out there who have been on Peak Lenin in 2005, if you have any information on the young Polish guy (I presume based on my discussion with Faridah at Achik Tash) who died on the step above C4? On July 30, 2005 I passed his body and have been wondering who he was and how/why he ended up dying and in such an exposed place (indicating to me he was without any companions who would have moved him to a better place).

Thanks for your work!

dp

DavidP:
bartekczapski@wp.pl
That's an e-mail adress to the leader of Polish expedition to Pik Lenin in 2005. Maybe you may ask him- he would probably know.
Regards
jck

My scanner is not working properly and therefore the work on the Kunlun page has taken longer than expected.
I have attached some temporay photos and most of the info is there.

Please have a look at a page about one of the roughest areas in the world - The Kunlun.

I'm maintaining two of the pages of two Snow Leopard peaks and therefore I've gotten some questions about the Snow Leopard Trophy.
What is the Snow Leopard?
Which are those peaks?
Have a look at The Snow Leopards!

One of the world's main mountain ranges has gotten its page re-built from scratch!
Please have a look at the Pamir range page!

Recently adopted the Laila Peak page and have totally rebuilt it

Rakaposhi page has recently been significantly updated to include proper info of routes on the mountain. I didn't have access to Alpine Journals when this page was created unfortunately but I think the page is looking a bit more comprehensive now. I'll try to add more info on high camps at some point. Lee