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May 16th 2007
Published: May 16th 2007
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Warning: never heed travel advice from a stranger on a plane, particularly if she's doling it out while chucking up into a bag. This may sound like the bleedin' obvious, but it didn't occur to Adele and I until we were three-quarters of the way up a 6400-metre Himalayan peak, kicking our crampons and trying not to contemplate the drops into snowy oblivion on either side of us. Only then did we co... Read Full Entry



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Dreaded destinyDreaded destiny
Dreaded destiny

After Chulu it'll be a walk-over, surely...
Thorung phediThorung phedi
Thorung phedi

Literally translates as the foot of the hill
False dawnFalse dawn
False dawn

not the top
Floored on Thorong LaFloored on Thorong La
Floored on Thorong La

Rob couldn't actually stand or smile due to his headache. Not a great place to be
Thorong LaThorong La
Thorong La

Not as sweet as it might look - a 1600m descent followed
MuktinathMuktinath
Muktinath

A sight for sore thighs
Old Yakdonald had a farmOld Yakdonald had a farm
Old Yakdonald had a farm

High on a hill was a lonely yak-herd
Poon Hill climbPoon Hill climb
Poon Hill climb

Not the news you want at 5am
Annapurna SouthAnnapurna South
Annapurna South

A brief glimpse of its 7273m peak
PanchaPancha
Pancha

Hard as nails; sweet as pie



17th May 2007

Is that really you, bruv?
Re: Pocahontas The shock didn't only result from the sight of the..er..topknot, I can tell you!

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