On the summit of Peak Vorobijev, looking to Peak of the Four, Peak Moskva and Peak Klara Zetkin Peak Korzhenevskaja as seen from Vorobijev Right afterwards, hopefully well acclimatized, we begin to attempt the first of these two, Peak Korzhenevskaja. It was first discovered by the topographer Korzenevskij around 1900 and named after his wife. We experience a lot of bad weather at this mountain. During bad weather, there's enough to do in the kitchen, too. Four days after setting up the first camp finally a weather improvement, ascent again.
Bad weather is faster, however.
The joy of thousand summits in the view from here would be bigger, but the joy of our own achievement is big enough anyway. The following day we descend to the base camp, and we feel the exhausting summit day. We have six days left, so either - or. We have to do Peak Communism faster than previously planned. After a rest day, we walk up to the last comfortable campsite at 4700 m in the evening.