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Good to hear you from Camp 3! Continuing to send you lots of strong, positive energy as you continue your acclimatization climb. TA, you are totally awesome!
Hey TA, Congrats on making it to Camp 3. We just finished listening to your audio post and we are blown away by your strength and courage. 7.5 hours of climbing is outstanding. We really hope your cough starts to go away real soon. Good luck and we’ll keep listening 🙂
Question from Janaya (St.Joseph’s Elementary, Hr. Breton) – at what point do climbers wear oxygen masks?
Dalton: Is Camp 4 the last camp? Is there a camp at the summit?
Rianna: Even with all of your warm gear on, do you find it cold sometimes?
We wish you well TA…we look forward to checking your posts daily!
St. Joseph’s Elementary – Grade 4
LOVE YOU HON, Prayers all the time from me for you until you’re safely down off that blessed mountain!Kellian!
Keep on climbing! You are doing amazing! We are cheering for you! GO TA GO!!!
stay safe,
Ms. Bartlett’s gr 6 class – St. Matthew’s
Say hi to all the students for me.
You, young lady, are simply amazing.
I’m speechless.
You’re absolutely phenomenal.
You, young lady, are simply amazing.
I’m speechless.
You’re absolutely phenomenal.
Thank you…
Hang in there TA. You are doing so good. Students in Fort Chipewyan are still cheering you on. You do know how to do this, keep doing what you do.
You are my inspiration when times get tough.Know that I send only good thoughts and blessings to you and your team.most importantly ,stay safe.
TA, you’ve got this! You are amazing! Sending a big huge hug..Sue (Flora’s twin sister)!!!