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As we drove from Langlade to Miquelon, we stopped along the sand spit that connects the two. This was something I’ve always wanted to do and there were some horses who kicked up their heels for us. It’s not uncommon for folks to allow their horses some “run free” time.When we first arrived, we had a second breakfast of pain au chocolat and then climbed a steep set of natural steps with a rope to assist to get to a gorgeous view over Langlade. Marian is wearing high vis as it is deer harvest season here and we didn’t want to be mistaken for a deer :-)I just love this juxtaposition of nature, view, and tech that greeted us this morning as we made landfall on Langlade.We are staying across the harbour from the older part of Saint Pierre in a stunning new hotel called Les Terrasses du Port @lesterrassesspm and this is the evening view across the harbour. It seems to be a Friday night thing to drive out past here to the point. Marian and I took a walk out there before dinner and then I took this shot from one of the terraces at the hotel.Turning my camera the other direction, the colourful buildings of Saint Pierre come into view.As the ferry arrive in St. Pierre, you pass by Île aux Marin-The Island of the Sailors. The colourful buildings called out to many of the photographers in the group. We hope the weather allows a visit on Sunday but in the meantime, here’s a teaser view.TA’s Facebook Page
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Hope you have good weather & a great trek up to Camp 1.
HI TA,
It is magic to hear your voice and read your blog. It almost makes us feel that we are there with you – which we are in spirit. We wish Hugo speedy healing. We have exciting news – our 2016 summer camp registration is going so well that Laura has added an extra camp. The ex MUN canoes will be well used this summer. We will probably have another beach building day and hope you will want to join us. Meanwhile you sound really upbeat and we wish you speedy and happy climbing and spectacular views all the way. We pray that the mountain is kind to you – you deserve it. All the best. Helen and Don
Hi TA,
We love feeling your positive energy. You are very motivational!
We have some questions for you:
What language do you and your team communicate in? English or Nepali? –Colby
How does it feel to be climbing the highest mountain in the world? –Emma
What was your family’s first thoughts/reaction when you first said you were going to climb Everest?-Emma
Do you repeat anything over and over in your head (self-talk) when you are climbing to keep motivated?-Emma
Why did you choose climber Smurf as your mascot? Where did you get him? – Dylan
We are cheering you on!!!
Stay Safe,
Ms. Bartlett’s Gr 6 class St. Matthew’s
Great to hear you made it to camp one! Grade 4 and 6 classes at Baltimore school!