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March 4, 2012
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This Blog is all about our training for the big event which is our three week adventure to Everest Base Camp. Hopefully this Blog gives family and friends an insight into what has taken up so much of our time since we started our quest.-
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Wow, looks amazing. Keep up the good work.
Well done guys.
geewhizz many thanks for photos of the boys keep em acomin fantastic scenery go boys go lookin good bye for now ol ma wert ZZXXOO
Hi Anth and the team,
Fantastic to see some photos and hear that you are all well and surviving the cold. It sounds amazing and you are only at the start… all up hill from here literally…haha sorry.
I’m sure you will be keeping the boys entertained Anth as Bri recently said when we caught up after Christmas
‘Hey Anth you are so much fun you arn’t like an adult – you’re a MAN CHILD !!!!!’
Keep them laughing big brother XXX
PS: Guys why do you call Anth the turtle?
Hi Libby
This is Mike’s wife Lisa – the boys call Anth Turtle as he is always last 🙂
looking great- you all must be so excited to be doing this
Hi Mike and the Intrepid Rockstars
Looks like you guys are having an amazing time. Love the photos and the blogs.
You are all such an inspiration to one and all. I want to go to Nepal now, after having seen the photos. It looks like my kind of weather.
Stay safe, keep warm and look forward to your next blog.
Cheers
Phil and Annie K
Awesome, hope you guys are having a ball. Make sure you look after Blair, he is ok for a Kiwi!
Hi Rockstars,
Go… Go… Go!!!
I can feel as challenged as you’re when I see the photos.
I am proud of you guys! Only a few people of the world have the opportunity to climb the Everest. You really are Rockstars!
Mike,
I am sorry for not being around this blog the last few days and missed my message to say before you were leaving. Go Mike, I know you can do it, and I am proud of you.
I’ll get to this blog as many as I can.
We’ll speak soon.
Cheers,
Udi – Indonesia