K2 2009: Christian Stangl Austrian K2 climber is back

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K2 2009: Christian Stangl Austrian K2 climber is back

Christian Stangl Austrian K2 climber for year 2009 arrived in Pakistan on June 28, 2009.

Today June 29, 2009 he flew to Skardu, tomorrow he will drive to Askole and in four days he plan to reach K2 base camp for his goal K2 8611m.

Last year he reach 8000m on K2. when the big accident happen and he give-up his attempt and help in rescue efforts.

In picture today morning Chris is ready to leave for Skardu, Islamabad International airport

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Transit Camp: House #15, Street #15, Garden Town, Near Khanna Bridge, Islamabad.
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