Hi All,
This morning I had two dippy eggs for breakfast, then started to walk to Kumjung school. The walk was very hard, we saw a air strip and I saw Mt Everest and Ama Dablam. The walk took about three hours but the school was closed because of a strike, so we went to a bakery and I had a milk shake and a hot chocolate. Then Dad and I went to a monastery and we asked the monk at the monastery if we could see the yeti skull. There was heaps of prayer wheels, and I like spinning them around. I also saw a statue of Sir Edmond Hillary at the kumjung school, he build the school in 1961 and I saw the first class room he built and we meet the vice principle.
Tomorrow we are trekking up to Pangboche maybe, dad says there is no Internet for two days.
Hi Ethan
ReplyDeleteIt is so great to see you smiling face! It's cold this morning, Dylan is up early. I am a bit sore I had my braces put back on yesterday and they hurt a bit. The photo of you and the yeti skull is pretty cool! I miss you and your dad and can"t wait to see you both and hear all about your amazing adventure...We went to Tae Kwon Doe yesterday but Master Mike did'nt bring the new belts I think he will bring them on Thursday I love you xxxxxx
Hi Ethan,
ReplyDeleteYou are doing so well and I love checking your blog for the daily updates and photos. You are looking well and happy!! Good luck for the next part of your walk to Pangboche, you have already come so far.
I can't wait to meet up with you and your Dad in Aussie.
Lots of love Penny xxoo
Hi Ethan and Michael,how amazing to see a Yeti skull .You are really privileged to be allowed to see it . It must have been great to get your first sight of Everest and Ama Dablam Ethan.Just think of Dad getting to the top of both !!
ReplyDeleteGreat news you keep sending ,I look for it every day .Lots of love Nama.
Hey Ethan:
ReplyDeleteGood evening from Columbia, SC, USA. I am so excited for you to be taking the adventure that you are on as it is truly a magical part of the world. Your Dad and I spent two months together on Mt. Everest back in 2007 and for me was the highlight of my life.
Take lots of pictures, say hello to everyone, and smile alot! Enjoy your adventure :>)
Hey Kiwi Mike ... your making me homesick for the mountains! I am totally jealous and wish I was there also! I too plan a return to basecamp somewhere in the near future. Be safe and enjoy the journey!
Pat aka Prof
Hey Ethan, do you wanna go climbing in Nepal with me next year....your a pro now! I am so stoked you made it Kumjung, its such as a nice village. Did you get to use their outdoor toilets???? are the kids in school today?
ReplyDeleteConnor says hi too, once I get set up for blogging he will send you some messages, he misses you too. Aunty (cool) Mel
Hi Ethan, Connor here, how are you doing? I hear your making really good progress, have loads of fun, make the most of it, will see you in Australia soon.
ReplyDeleteHi Ethan - Jake here, I really like looking at your cool photos. I can't believe your dad climbed Mt Everest, that's so amazing. You are so high up - 12000 ft is high.
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