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Date: 06.02.2006 |
The videos are great, but the ,,mountain´´ where you were on with Daisy is a very little mountain. I will say the Everset is bigger than the one where youe were wirh Daisy. But good luck and I hope new videos will follow on your site. |
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Date: 06.02.2006 |
It's great! |
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Date: 05.02.2006 |
Hello Mary. I red about you in a german newslater on Sunday. I were surprised about your plan, but I wish you a lot of fun and energie. ;) I hope you will make the best of this although you are 85 years old. by Noah. |
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Date: 05.02.2006 |
Hi Mary, i've read today in our newspaper that your planning an expedition to Himalaya together with your Dachshund Daisy.I hope you'll make it to the top.But i think it's a fool not to bring an extra oxygen.Anyways, i wish you all the luck. |
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Date: 02.02.2006 |
Hallo Mary, ich bin Dein wohl größter Fan, ja Dein Fan. Ich finde Dich so wunderbar... Kuss Walter |
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Date: 02.02.2006 |
My mother , Mary Woodbridge is as you will realise is an indomitable lady. If anyone with climbing experience particularly in the Himalayas could advise her in regard to the folly of her planned expedition then most of the family would be very grateful. She has in the past done many remarkable things including a swim from London to Dublin via the Grand Union Canal at the age of seventy three: although this attempt ended in failure when she landed by mistake on The Isle of Man. Please contact her via the website. Thank you. |
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Date: 01.02.2006 |
Dear Mary ...are you married or still free for me.... |
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Date: 01.02.2006 |
Dear Mary, I have heard about your brilliant idea this morning in the radio. I really do support you and I strongly believe in your skilful planning. I am certain you will make it the first and fastest. I have seen the tremendous support you have got and all recommendations for up hill. And the wonderful training you do on Botley Hill . But frankly I am a little worried about your way down again. Nobody talks about it . Did You think about a plan ? Let me give you some help thinking. As I learned that you don’t like to camp but speed up. Please make no wrong decisions in it and take a piece of advice by myself. A force to be reckoned with, which have to be considered, when serious sponsorship is required by the right performance of returning. So please don’t mass it up by taking an easy way by helicopter. With all your experience on Botley Hill you have collected already and all the know how to handle difficult situations. You might have the balance to Snowboard. Nevertheless I find you and Daisy talented to do so. I propose a stereo Snow Board for you and Daisy enjoying it. Also I advise a rubber band for your silky hair against the ripping wind. I already checked out for you the orange line which is perfectly coated with fresh snow. This definitely is the best way to show the crowd you true power and the camera teams can catch the best shots of your return. I know you are a fast lady but please care for upcoming traffic. Good luck Cheers Guido |
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Date: 01.02.2006 |
Dear Mary, I´d rather like to say thank you for the hope you give to all of us workin´class heros. Now life seems easier for us, your training is our support. Thanks indeed... |
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Date: 01.02.2006 |
Dear Mary, stay at home and you are living longer! |
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