Trek the Inca trail in Peru

Jude

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Dear Anne,

After 30 odd years living in a tropical climate, I'm not exactly great at rain, hail and snow!! My blood is too thin, or something. I'm pretty okay in the heat, which will be okay daytime once I thaw out!

Jude
 

Anne54

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Sep 16, 2004
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Dear Jude

I apologise for the rain hail snow comment, I am very jealous of your walking machine. I went for a long walk on Wednesday and sank ankle deep in very clingy mud then I went under some trees, the leaves all stuck to the mud, it did make me laugh though.
My fundraising may look good but I have run out of people to ask, its mostly coffee mornings and car boot sales, both of which I can only do thanks to respite. Lots of people will give me things to sell rather than money; my house is full of stuff at the moment.

Anne
 

Jude

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Dear Anne,

Your comment about the rain, hail and snow made me laugh! I thought 'Oh, if only Anne knew what a wimp I am in the cold'. Anything under 20 degrees and I'm cactus....... I shall have to toughen up a bit. The walking machine is a bit of an exercise in boredom really. When I come back I am planning to put a TV in the conservatory so I can while away the time a bit more. It will be a whole lot easier for me during the next few months in the sun though

My fundraising is going very slowly. Every time I get something organised it seems that the carers are sick or there's a problem with the parents which stops me going out and doing things. It's pretty frustrating. Hopefully things will be better in Oz when I shall have a lot more time to devote to the project.

Good luck with the training and car boots.

Jude
 

Anne54

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Dear Jude

Every time I fund raise I seem to get £68 doesn’t matter what it is or how hard I work. I’ve done car boots, garage sales, coffee mornings like you I am reliant on finding someone to stay with my husband while I do what ever it is! Still slow and sure I’m getting there.
Next week the BBC Holliday program is about Bali, I will try to watch it.

Anne
 

Anne54

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I have just been training in Cumbria, did two eight hour walks, on the second day it was so hot I got blisters but at least I now know that I can keep going even with sore feet one of the mountain guides got a blister, and they walk for a living, it must have been the heat.
I got sunburnt for the first time in my life.
Must remember to take something to stop my glasses steaming up.
Anne
 

Sheila

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Oct 23, 2003
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Dear Ann, well, "your a better man than I Gunga Din!" Sorry about your blisters, but you certainly sound fit for all it can throw at you, well done, good luck, love She. XX :)
 

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