I read an article about a man who loves mountains and faced a lot of dangerous such as " live or die".
He had a serious experience to have lost his most fingers.
This is a story of a man who never gives up his challenging to climb mountains.
A life to climb the mountains
He is a great man, isn't he?
返信削除I can't believe it.
His father is great, too.
I'll become an apartment reader from next spring.
I have become the apartment reader at two times, so I couldn't want to accept the apartment reader this time.
I can't continue morning class, so my heart was at a loss what to do.
But I was surprised to his action. I have to try a small mountain, too.
I will decide to become the apartment reader next year. I learned at this class for 7 years but I'm afraid I'm going to take evening English lessons from next year.
Since I took part in on your blog, one year just passed.
I think I'd like to continu to send my mail to your blog if possible.
I understand what you mean. You're great to accept the leader of the apartment. It's an important role to work for others. It's the fundamental task to live and get along together. I hope you'll enjoy your responsibility and get a fantastic network.
削除Thank you for your kindness. I wish I'd like to return at your class someday if possible.
返信削除You're always welcome.
削除I also like mountains, but I don't want to make a hard climbing mountain with risk of live or death as like Nobukazu Kuriki.
返信削除I like best to trek mountains while enjoying magnificent views.
However, although not comparable with him, I also have experienced hard mountain climbing in my own way.
It was the climbing mountain of United States mainland highest peak Mt.Whitony (altitude 4418m) when four years ago, 70-year-old birthday.
Climbing unexperienced altitude of 4000 m or more with taking 20 kg baggage and tent for 3 nights was a reckless adventure for me when I thought from now.
I would like to continue trekking mountains suitable for my age from now on.
By the way, I am sorry but my yesterday reply comment was replying to the blog of the day before yesterday with my mistake.
Yeah...I noticed it yesterday but didn't matter.
削除Today it's very stormy and the trunk of dahlia is shaking at a risk of fallen down so I worked hard for supporting and fixed to the fence by thread.
I did not know him.
返信削除A climber who had cut a finger for frostbite, I know only "Mr.and Mrs. Yamanoi" .
I'm going to climb the mountain pleasantly.
Life doesn't know what will happen. It might be good.
Today the blue Mt.Tate was rising.
When I was running Route 8 eastward, the blue Mt.Tate appeared to be approaching.
It was severe stormy day and the mountain ranges were dark blue lined cleared forward to the east. It seems winter scene of the mountains.
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