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As well as sponsoring Tori's ascent, Find.co.uk are also compiling and distributing the team's audio recordings. Find.co.uk produce a number of financial podcasts to update consumers on news and developments of personal finance products, and we're delighted to be able to do the same for the Everest team. Their recordings are being sent to us in batches and cover the local sounds, impressions, and feedback from the team and the trekkers who are accompanying them to Base Camp.

You can subscribe to the Everest podcast's feed by clicking on the RSS icon: subscribe to RSS feed or download individual recordings one by one, or to your iPod, by clicking on the links below.

Impressions of Tori James

A collection of recordings of impressions from Tori James, the only female member of the summit team, on the journey through the Khumbu valley; including her first sight of Everest, and witnessing a near miss between Ben and a yak.

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First impressions from the team

This collection records first impressions from members of the climbing and trekking team as they begin the walk through the Khumbu valley, and including references to tequila stuntmen. Contributors include climbers Greg Maud & Omar Samra, and trekkers Brian Gilbart-Denham, Fiona Wrench, Sophie Bainbridge, John Royden, Ahmed Samra & Biral Raja.

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Namche Bazaar, yaks, and hopscotch

This collection of three recordings conveys the sounds of walking through Namche Bazaar, the first stop on the team's journey in Nepal, the noise of yak bells and herders, and the trekking team teaching the local children hopscotch.

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Click here to download the route the Everest team will take as they ascend to the summit of Mount Everest from the foot of the Khumbu Icefall.

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