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8 thoughts on “Alpamayo 2012: Taking an Extra Day”
It all looks and and appears great.After the long Everest hau
This is your time now, enjoy cheers and Good luck Kate UK
Am sat at the foot of Ben Nevis (which I know you climbed in March) on the first day of a break away after weeks of madness. Finally able to catch on your adventure and wow! It looks simply stunning. Glad the tummy bug has abated and wish you well as you head for the top. Your photographs are fabulous. Look forward to seeing more when connections allow. Take care x
Looks spectacular. Good luck!
Happy to hear you are feeling strong and ready to roll. Best wishes for the beautiful challenge ahead!
My thoughts are with you, as always.
Stay focused on the prize ahead u !
Remember the mountain has not been climbed
Until you are safely down
Goodluck for summit day !
Si
AWESOME
All my best wishes for a safe and successful climb! Stay strong and healthy!
Good luck with your climb Alan, I too cant think of a better way to spend a Monday morning!
Colin
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