no i zadanie 11.. tez z guardian.co.uk ale podam tylko linka bo nie ma co tego tu wklejac....
http://www.guardian.co.uk/uk_news/story/0,,1057271,00.html
moze wkleje tylko fragm. z zad 12 .. troche inna wersja jest ale cke zawsze musi cos pozmieniac :P
"We started getting messages from the rescue team saying they could not take off because the weather was so severe, but telling us to be strong. The conditions were incredibly cold. Every 20 minutes for over 36 hours we rubbed our fingers and toes for 15 minutes to make sure we didn't get frostbite. The doctors were amazed at how unscathed we were when we finally got down.
"We have over 35 years' climbing experience between us. It was our preparation and knowledge and experience that kept us alive. It could have been much worse.
"After the first night, we saw the rescue helicopter fly overhead, but they sent us a message saying the conditions were too bad to come any closer. We were very relieved that they knew where we were. But the next text said we would have to wait another night and they would try again in the morning.
"By this point we knew if they didn't reach us then, we had little chance of surviving. We didn't need to talk about it. You just need to look into someone's eyes and you know they understand the seriousness of the situation as well as you do. It was such a relief when they finally reached us."
Ms Kelsey said she and Mr Colenso were now looking forward to a hot bath and a decent meal but they were first going to buy the rescue team a bottle of whisky.