Sunday, May 23, 2010

Jordan Romero Has Climbed Everest at Only 13 Years Old

by sandy

Jordan Romero, a 13-year-old boy from California, has arranged a fresh record by climbing the best of Mount Everest. Romero has become the youngest to climb the world’s highest mountain. Previously, this record was arranged by a boy from Nepal who was 16 years aged.


Climbing Mt. Everest was component of Jordan Romero’s plan to climb the highest mountains of every one of the seven continents. A fresh post on Jordan Romero’s blog reads that his desire has now arrive true and everybody in his team is extremely happy. The spokesperson of Jordan Romero also told that his team confirmed the accomplishment by means of satellite phone in the summit of world’s highest mountain.



Jordan Romero, a teenager with curly hair, was inspired by a painting hanging in his school which featured the highest peaks of world’s seven continents. In an earlier post on his blog, Jordan Romero talked of his desire and stated that his each and every step was getting him towards the ‘biggest goal’. To stand around the top from the globe, which is.



Nowadays the 13-year-old Jordan Romero has accomplished the greatest goal of his life. A really emotional mother of Jordan Romero mentioned that she is very proud of his son. She watched his son’s progress online by means of reside GPS tracker.



Jordan Romero, 13, was accompanied by his father, his father’s girlfriend, and three guides on his method to the summit. Jordan Romero began his journey from the left of Everest from Chinese side. The method to Everest from China has no age restrict for your climbers, as opposed to Nepal wherever age restrict does exist for your climbers. Jordan Romero registered himself while using Chinese authorities last month.



Jordan Romero can only be interviewed when he returns to the advance base camp, which would take a few more days. Reportedly, the group of Jordan Romero has planned to accomplish one thing special for Romero when he reached the peak but it’s kept secret.

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