Mytosis Are Cold Takes a Rest Day at 11.2 Camp

 

Hello there friends family and loved ones, this is Mytosis are Cold calling in from 11.2. We have had a wonderful rest day. So happy that we are resting today it’s over 2 feet of snow is accumulating and we’ve had high winds. So we’re in the hold pattern. Plan is as the weather report has indicated for better weather tomorrow to move up and around Windy Corner and on to 14,200 feet above sea level, also known as Ranger camp in the general population. So everybody is fat and sassy, we had some of the best meals of the trip today. We just finished it  off with strawberry cheese cake after doing double bacon cheeseburgers for dinner. We had French toast with jam for breakfast and life’s pretty good, everyone is eating and drinking. We are in good spirits despite the weather that we had today and moving up so we’re thinking of everybody back home and hope that you’re safe and sound as well. Ciao for now. Good night.

 

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