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Stay safe my good friend, Norrms Uk
Hi Alan,
Thank you for sharing such a sad, but beautiful story. You are so right, memories are everything.
Good luck to you, my brother Alex and all the other team members for summit day. Hope the weather holds and that the views and the feelings up there will be magnificent! 😉
Kristine (Alex’s sister)
South Africa
Beautiful story Alan – reminds me of my Grandma so much. Safe climb my friend.
Matt
NZ
Great story.Shows just exactly why you are doing this.Good luck this morning with weather.Smile down to the rest of us North Americans from the top!
Fingers and toes all crossed for clear weather! Thanks for sharing the beautiful story- a great articulation of the motivation to cure this awful disease.
Thanks for this dispatch, Alan. Hope the weather gods smile on you tomorrow.
You know better than anyone how well patience pays off. Be safe my friend!
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