Mára Holeček and Radek Groh set off for Nepal to attempt to climb Cho Oyu (8,188 m) via a new route up the southeast face from the Nepalese side. Mára posted about this yesterday evening on Facebook, saying that they were making their way through "deep snow to BC."

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"A message sent via satellite, through starry space to you:
The turquoise goddess is calling.
It's time to stop pulling the strings and come out with the truth. Our shared dream with Radárek rises at the end of the Gyazumba glacier. It's an eight-thousander beauty, dominating the entire valley. Just a slutty, flea-ridden bitch, aware of her uniqueness. Especially her southeastern dress from the Nepalese side is thin and falls steeply from her blond hair, along her hips to her ice shoes. A feast for the eyes and an irresistible attraction for the mountaineering heart. But also hell on earth with a series of feverish nights. How can a girl get over you? Of course, Ráďa and I have prepared variants of new directions, but which one will be the right one in the end will only become clear in a few days. However, pssst, let our little girl Cho Oyu sleep peacefully for now. Now all we have to do is get everything through the deep snow to BC, to the picturesque place of five glacial lakes, and we can start.
Maara"