| Climbing to cure lymphoma |
| In January 2008, a team of two climbers summited Mount Aconcagua, in Argentina, to raise money for the Lymphoma Research Foundation and increase awareness of lymphoma and other life threatening diseases. Aconcagua is the highest peak in the Western Hemisphere, at 22,841 feet, and is one of the "Seven Summits" (the highest peaks on each of the seven continents). All expenses for the climbing expedition have been funded by the climbers themselves. All of your generous donation goes directly to the Lymphoma Research Foundation. Over $2000 has been raised for the LRF to date, and we will continue collecting donations in conjunction with this climb through mid-February. Thank you! |
THEY MADE IT TO THE TOP!!!
After a 10 hour climb they made it from camp 2 to the summit. They spent about 45 minutes on top and headed down. The trip down only took about 4 and 1/2 hours. Jeff was beat and his toes were hurting him. They had beautiful weather today. Tonight the clouds were rolling in down at camp 2. They will start to head back down the mountain tomorrow. They arent sure how far they will get. I will let you all know more when I know more!
cya,
Tammy
| jeff@climbforacure.org 2678 Catawba Dr. Kennesaw, GA 30152 678-331-3884 |
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