Three expedition climbers Allan Christensen, Jan Mathorne and Bo Belvedere Christensen attained the summit of the\u00a06673 m Pandra in alpine style. The climb was graded TD- and was completed in the second attempt.<\/p>\n

The route follows a long glacier covered in rolling blocks, up a steep side to a ramp leading to a white glacier. Here we had a bivuak below a large boulder, then followed the white glacier to a small side moraine for another short bivuak under a large boulder. From here the summit push started at 1 in the night.<\/p>\n

A 500 meter couloir led to a notch in the south ridge of Pandra. From here we took a route on the south face of the mountain leading to a small plateau from where the summit was attained.<\/p>\n

On the way down the tree climbers took a slightly different route going down a partly rocky spur directly down to the col where the couloir used during the ascent ended on the summit ridge.<\/p>\n

The climbers were back in their bivuak around 11 pm after a summit day of 22 hours. Next day they retreated the long way back to basecamp.<\/p>\n

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The previously unclimbed mountain of Pandra seen from the likewise previously virgin Danga<\/p><\/div>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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