Today Chhiring and I made the trek back down to Lobuche. We are staying at a very comfortable place, nestled in the mountains off the beaten path. Electric blankets are the best as most of the hotels have no heat! I met another stray Himalayan stray dog - it is so sad as they roam the trails and the campsites and look for food and shelter to sleep in at night.
Over the next few days we will trek up to Lobuche Base Camp and then make the way to summit Mt. Lobuche. We then will return to Lobuche and then make the trek back to Everest Base Camp.
Today I honored Hopecam Child Marquavion he is a Kindergarten student and is treated at Levine Children’s Hospital. Thank you to NB+C for your sponsorship and support so that we can connect more children fighting cancer.
Thank you everyone for the continued support to Hopecam and all the well wishes. We are at 35% of our $1 Million Goal!
Everest Base Camp is about a mile long and 1/2 mile wide and with 500 climbers supported by 5 expedition team members (porters, guides, cooks, electricians, laborers, and breakfast - lunch - dinner staff ) it’s a city of 2,500 people.
LEN IS HONORING HOPECAM CHILD MARQUAVION TODAY. READ MORE ABOUT Marquavion HERE!
Len’s Message to Hopecam Child Marquavion
THANK YOU TO THE FOLLOWING SPONSOR!
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Thank You NB+C
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