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Fay Manners and Michelle Dvorak were stranded at more than 20,000 ft ( 6,096 m) on Chaukhamba mountain.
The pair had been stranded when the rope lifting their food, tent and climbing equipment snapped.
Ms Manners said she had already outlined her next trip, which will be a rock climbing trip.
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