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Sunday, July 15th, 2007 at 12:06 pmand is filed under Uncategorized. You can follow any responses to this entry through the RSS 2.0 feed. You can leave a response, or trackback from your own site.
Ita a great cause lads , well done and best wishes
Remember the bobble hats your Nan knitted for you when you were kids….? Time to dig them out again!!
Hi lads… Keep your chins up and your feet firmly down,,,
Hi there.. It’s really a great cause you are out for. Trust God. Trusting God won’t make the mountain smaller but it will make climbing easier. Hope you will be able to climb all your mountains always. Genuine success comes only to those who are ready for it.Good Luck & best wishes…
How about a walk 2nd week in november? Snowdon??
Ian, one of our suppliers has kindly donated some wooly nepalese hats, got a spare one if you want one buddy!!
There are 3 of us that would love to join you on the Snowdon walk,crawl. I guess there is always the train, does it stop half way to pick up those requiring oxygen
Looking forward to it, thanks Pennie. I hope the train works otherwise my wife won’t be joining us!! WIll be in touch nearer the time about the details… anyone else fancy joining us?
James,
Just to make you aware that I have today asked for the cheque to be raised for your Challenge Everest 2008 expedition for the sum of £3,000. I hope all your training is going well and look forward to hearing how Tom and Yourself progress. Great charity to be doing this for as I lost my dad to cancer, so I am only to pleased to confirm the sponsorship from ESL.
All the best to you both.
Charlie Gray
General Manager Tesco Contract
It looks like the train to Snowdon does not run in December … oh dear!
James, I’m delighted to confirm that LINPAC Allibert will sponsor your tremendous expedition to Everest, to the value of £5,000, a small part of which we might make up in “crates” for packing your equipment for travel out to the Himalayas. I’m particularly delighted from a personal point of view, to be able to support such an event that is raising money for Cancer Research and Cancer care.
New website is looking swanky gents! Let’s hope you get up there now huh?
Was bloody cold, but totally worth it!!!!!! Pictures say it all. Can’t wait for the next one……………..
It was only my quick thinking absent-mindedness that saved us from being labelled international terrorists!
Not sure a Muslim, an Irishman and a English man would be labelled terrorists…. it sounds more like the start of a really bad joke?? J
Great stuff at the weekend….!
Just started uploading some coldfeat merchandise on facebook if any of you guys want it, all gifts from our suppliers that we’re selling on to raise money for Marie Curie Cancer Care - 100% of proceeds to charity, pay online!
Any news on Dan Allen, supposedly at C3?
Not sure, apparently all teams have been stopped from going higher than C2 until after the 10th of May. Not familiar with Dan’s exped. but hope all is going will for him and his team. J
I am having a hard time finding out how your climb is going. I have read all of Sir Fiennes’ books and am curious. What’s going on? Thanks, Shaun Rust, Canada