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Sherpas use a variety of tools to assist them in their work, including ice axes, crampons, ropes, carabiners, and harnesses for climbing and guiding clients in mountainous terrain. They also use trekking poles, backpacks, and tents for carrying gear and setting up camp during expeditions. Communication devices like radios and satellite phones are also essential tools for Sherpas to maintain contact with their team and base camps.
Yes, There are to sides in which you can climb Mount Everest from. On the Nepal side there are 5 camps Base Camp Base Camp 1 Base Camp 2 Base Camp 3 Base Camp 4 (the most inhuspitable place on earth) The China side is the same but has 1 extra camp (Advanced Base Camp)
Nobody lives on Mount Everest except during the climbing season when climbers from all over the world camp in tents. Near Mount Everest Sherpas live in small villages or farms.
base camp, A.B.C., Camp two, Camp three, Camp Four, Camp Five and what else
North (Tibet) side camps: Base Camp: 17,000ft --- ABC: 21,300ft --- Camp 1: 23,000ft --- Camp 2: 24,750ft --- Camp 3: 25,600ft --- Camp 4: 27,400ft South (Nepal) side camps: Base Camp: 17,400ft --- Camp 1: 19,600ft --- Camp 2: 20,700ft --- Camp 3: 23,000ft --- Camp 4: 26,100ft
Mount Everest has two Base Camps which are located at the bottom of the mountain. The camp on the South side (Nepal) is at a height of 17,400ft and the camp on the North side (Tibet) is at a height of 17,000ft.
The name of the camp at the bottom of Mount Everest is called 'Base Camp'. The next camp up is called 'Camp 1'. There are 4 camps on each side of the mountain.
There is no base word for advantage, I don't think.
The base word of advantage is "advance."
Camp 1
Mount Everest has two base camps, one on the North side and one on the South side. North (Tibet) side Base Camp: 17,000ft South (Nepal) side Base Camp: 17,400ft
Marine Corps Base Camp Pendleton was created in 1942.