A TEACHER from Petersfield says it feels "surreal" to be safely back at home just a week after being at the Mount Everest base camp which was hit by an earthquake-sparked avalanche.
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The day after the 7.8 magnitude earthquake, all of the dead and injured found on the mountain were in and around base camp.
David was on a fundraising trip to the highest mountain in the world at 8,848m, luckily returning a week before the destructive 'quake struck....
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