Yet another mean feat of scaling Mount Everest has been achieved by a group of 64 climbers, which also included a Saudi Arabian woman, according to news sources and mountaineering officials. 35 foreigners accompanied by 29 Nepalese Sherpa guides reached the 8,850-metre (29,035-foot) peak on Saturday morning. They climbed all night from the highest camp on South Col to reach the peak. Raha Moharrak, one of the group members has become one of the first Saudi Arabian woman to do so. The group accomplished the mean feat climbing from Nepal's side of the mountain! Congratulations to Raha a true epitome of woman power!