布洛阿特峰西南壁新路线——THE KAZAKHSTAN ROUTE

Broad Peak taken from close to K2 base camp in the late evening with the summits catching the last rays of the sun. The peak on the right is the Main Summit (8047m). July 1992

A close-up shot of the 3 summits of Broad Peak taken from K2 base camp. A high wind is taking a spray of snow from the top of the peak. July 1992, midday

Broad Peak&#39;s false summit and summit ridge (main) at just under 8000m (note 2 climbers) July, 2003 (Malte Hagge - Field touring)<br />

Hot view from above Camp 3 (Malte Hagge/Field Touring)

Christine Boskoff climbing on the west ridge of Broad Peak between camp 2 and 3 during a Mountain Madness Expedition. Photo by Charlie Fowler and Christine Boskoff of Mountain Madness; used with permission.<br />

Oscar from Spain climbing on the west ridge of Broad Peak between camp 1 and 2 during a Mountain Madness expedition. Photo by Charlie Fowler and Christine Boskoff of Mountain Madness; used with permission.

Climbers heading through the summit snow fields towards the Col (July 2003, Malte Hagge -Field Touring)<br />

From K2 it appears to be a bit of a lump. From its base camp you notice it is quite a massive mountain by itself though, and not the ugliest, that&#39;s for sure

Broad Peak with high winds around the summit, taken from close to K2 base camp on the Godwin Austen Glacier. The 3 summits can be clearly seen. July 1992

As said with the B/W pic, its quite a mountain all by itself. When the suns sets it&#39;s a stunning beauty, a point of rest and dreams, a peak that begs you to come and try and take her. [Well, that&#39;s my mind fading off.....]