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10 thoughts on “On The Antarctica Ice”
Hi Alan- sounds amazing! Keep up the good work and climb safely.
Big hello from good old Wellesley Hills, MA and everyone at Cure Alzheimer’s.
-Katie
woo hoo! Right on Alan! Just back from and following your progress now from CT.
Stay strong!!
Joe
Terrific photos, Alan. Best of luck on your climb.
Alan,
Good luck and stay safe!! Love the pictures!!
Alan,
Good luck on you climb in Antartica!
I would love to talk to you when you get back to F.C.
My wife and I are going to Antartica at the end of January 2011.
Stay safe and climb strong my friend,
Earl
I can read it fine and see the photos fine (maybe it took a while to load?) – the photos are great! I hope smooth travels continue to be the norm for you. Jim
Love the pictures!
same here … error 404
Says page not found…if that helps
Looks great…but unable to open and read on your website. Will check back later.
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