11 November 2011

Last Sunday,I got a phone call from my friend asking me to join with his group hike to Fanxipang Mountain. (Make it mountain so it's not so confusing)

Conquering Fanxipang is always a has always been a big dream of mine, as well as a big challenge to for everyone; especially to youngters and foreigner tourists.

Phanxipang is the highest mountain among the three neighbouring countries that including Campuchia Cambodia (but Campuchia sounds cool :D), Lao and VietNam.

It is 3.,143 meters height above from sea level. or It is 3,142 meters above sea level.

According to his schedule, the journey would will take 4 days and 3 nights. Maybe use 'my friends' instead of 'his'. We, in the English speaking world, are a little stupid and need a clear idea of who he is if it has not been said in the previous sentence or two :). The choice is up to you.

We would have to across a route on foot which was estimated to be 60 kilometers on foot. or We would have to take a 60 kilometer route on foot.

He also added " To reach the highest peak we have go through mazy windings a maze of winding paths (?) on which one side is a vertical cliff and the other, aone side is deep chasm. and We will spend 2 windy and foggy nights in the tents between the jungle and the peak".

It's actually amazing experience,I nodded off athought I have a bit anxiety of my health condition.It will actually be an amazing experience. Although I am a bit anxious about my health condition.

My problem worry turns out to be unnecessary.

Now, I'm so confused. My company has announced its plan to launch the a volunteer program at the same time with as my trip to Fanxipang.

Our team has started collecting old clothes, sandals, instant noddles, books and pens to for donate to poor students in a remote school in Sapa for over several months.

The school that we will make our donation to has 230 students and all of them are from the H"mong ethnic minority.

We expect that our gifts will be sent to each of those student(?) by ourselves us, therefore all of our staffs are mobilised to take part in this activity and I'm not exception.

Last Sunday, I got a phonecall from my friend asking me to join with his group on a hike to Fanxipang Mountain.

Conquering Fanxipang is always a big dream as well as a big challenge to everyone, especially to youngsters and foreigner tourists.

According to his schedule, the journey would should take 4 days and 3 nights.

We would have aross cross a routine route which was is estimated to be 60 kilomettre on foot. (or "We would have to cross a route on foot; estimated to be 60 kilometres.")

He also added "To reach the highest peak we have go through mazy windings a maze of winding paths which has one side is vertical ciff, vertical cliffs on one side and one side is deep chasm deep chasms on the other. and We will spend 2 windy and foggy nights in the tents between in the jungle".