North Texas Dentistry Volume 6 Issue 2 | Page 15

guides was a Maasai, and took us gathered there, we could us to a Maasai village where clearly see the summit at we were educated on how this Uhuru Peak, about a half mile nomadic tribe lives, survives away – it only takes a little and thrives in the bush. over one hour to walk that far Overall, the most amazing at that altitude. Over 19,000 thing I learned was how wonfeet, there was about 40% of derful the Tanzanian people the oxygen available to are. They are so happy to have breathe that there is at sea peace now. They are happy, level. It is suggested that one generous, giving, and have only spends about 20 minutes Posing with the special treasures my high goals of education along on top and then start down. grandkids had me take to the summit with their great work ethic. Some of us spent about one to use in their school reports on full hour at summit. I had to Tanzania is a country to Grandpa’s adventure. take care of my promises – watch, it is on the brink of three different photos of items greatness. I had some people grandkids had me carry up so begging me to be part of a dental expedition to treat their villages, they could do reports at school and my cycling club t-shirt, which I hope to find someone or some group that would be part of this. was one of the five or six base layers I was wearing. I have been asked, since I’ve successfully summited Kilimanjaro, Lots of emotional variations from the team. Some climbed for a one of the world’s seven great mountains, if I have the other six in loved one, some of whom had recently died from MM, some my sights… the answer is no! I might go back and climb Kili climbed for other patients to give them strength and hope, and with another group sometime for another great cause that this some were just confused because they were hypoxic! When we trip supported. started down, we almost skied in our boots down a different trail with loose dirt