Hereford Times - 14th January 2016 - Page 26
Hereford Times - 14th January 2016 - Page 26
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| Date of Publication | 14th January 2016 |
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University student Lissa O‘Callaghan, from Marden, near Hereford, is taking part in the expedition to raise money for Children with Cancer UK. “It is the first time I have done anything like this and the trek will include eight days of non- stop walking up Everest,” said Lissa. “We begin our journey in Ne- pal and will spend three weeks trekking across the Himalayas. “We will then fly to Kathman- du and then on to Lukla airport which is considered the gate way to Mt Everest. From here we will trek our way to Ever- est Base Camp at Gorak Shep and beyond to Kala Platter. the highest point in our trek at just over 18,000feet. “It will then take us six days to walk back down afterwards.” The third year geography stu- dent at Exeter University who previously studied at Bishops . School sixth form is taking . gag LI part in the expedition with fel- low pupils of a fundraising so- ciety She added: “At university we have got a raise and donate so- ciety (RAD) and through that I got involved in the fundraiser. “There are 12 of us from the society taking part and I have got to get £2,895 together so I am doing everything I can to fundraise. “So far I have contacted fam— ily and friends and have just ssa O’Callaghan will be trekking up Everest for charity arranged a coffee and cake morning at Morden Commu- nity Hall. “All money raised by spon- soring me will go towards the charity” If you would like to sponsor Lissa, you can donate via this link: https://fxueverest.every- dayhero.com/uk/lissa-o-calla- ghan, or alternatively you can send a donation to: Woodvale Ho‘iiivse, Marden, Hereford, HR1 3E . We encourage involvement with families. of course, and have the expertise to care for residents with varying levels of individual need. 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