Hey MountainZone watchers, this is Eric Larson with Alpine Ascents team 11. We're roughly at 9,800'. We just dropped our cache off at 10,000 this morning and we're on our way down back to the bottom of Ski Hill for some soup and snacks for lunch.

					"...everybody's doing really well: strong, solid, consistent, which is what you need up here..."

We'd like to say happy birthday to Clay's mom. He wishes he could talk to you, and sends that. Tomorrow we're going to be heading up to the 11,000' camp, 11,200' camp, bottom of Motorcycle Hill for a couple of days. Everybody's doing really well: strong, solid, consistent, which is what you need up here.

We'll get back to you probably tomorrow or the next day with another cybercast. The weather right now is looking like it's moving in from the south a bit, up the Kahiltna Glacier. So we could expect some snow tonight, looks like. We'll get back to you on any other conditions and how we're doing later. This is Eric, Alpine Ascents 11, out.

— Eric Larson, Alpine Ascents International Guide and MountainZone.com Correspondent