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We check your blog daily and are enjoying your pictures and audio posts. We can’t wait until you start your climb!!!
Mrs. Baker’s Grade 4’s
Hr. Breton
Fingers crossed we fly in the morning!
Hi TA!
We have been anxiously awaiting your updates every day and are excited to follow along with you on your trek. It has been “so cool” learning about Nepali culture and we are loving our Sherpa names! We hope you get to fly out tomorrow and we can’t wait to hear what you are up to next!
Safe travels!
Ms. White’s Grade 4 Class
Phoenix Academy
Carmanville, NL
Welcome aboard. Thanks for letting me know your enjoying learning about Nepal
Hey TA,
We look forward to checking your blog posts and finding out how your day is going! We have just 2 questions that we would like for you to answer, if you get time. 1. Do you need to wear an oxygen mask when you reach the top of the mountain? 2.How high is Mount Everest?
Thanks, hope you are able to respond.
Ms. Green’s grade two class at Holy Family Elementary in Paradise, NL.
Hi. Mount Everest is 8848 meters high and most people need to use oxygen at the summit. A few folks manage to summit without it.