Seven nights in Tibet!!!

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February 13th 2011

Published: February 24th 2011

At 5.30am our trip to Tibet started… We were picked up in a little minivan to get from Kathmandu to the border. In total 7people (4 French, 1 Slovakian and us). All really quiet cause we didn’t know each other and it was to early… After breakfast we knew our group would grow to a total of 13 persons at the border. The drive to the border was pretty interesting....big cliffs and a dirt road, ... Read Full Entry

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24th February 2011

Anita
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Wauwwwwww
Aris, er staan wel verdacht veel kindjes op de foto... het begint toch niet te kriebelen hahahaha!! Maar oke, ik vind ze ook best schattig, op de foto dan ;) Maar wat een mooie foto's weer man! Jullie genieten er volop van!! En na Tibet volgt de chinese muur denk ik?! Ik ben al aan het aftellen hoor :) Nog 3 maandjes???? Niet tussen 28 mei en 3 juni terug komen he... dan zit ik op het strand in Turkie :) Have fun!! XXX

24th February 2011

anonymous
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...Josh aint changed..still with the pants down!!lol

24th February 2011

Claire
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:)
I love it!!! amazing pictures guys, fantastic places!! So far Tibet is my favorite. and the kids aaaaaaaaaaaaa so cute!! Josh i love the one with you and that child with his mum, haha very nice :) Sure china will change from that... You really make me want to go to all these places :) keep on enjoying crew, and see you soon! xxxxxxxxxxx

3rd March 2011

PETE HARPER
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INCREDIBLE...THERES A LUMP IN MY THROAT TO CHOKE A HORSE RIGHT NOW...WOW !!!
Look, i havnt read it all yet but im looking @ all your beautiful pics. A mate & did the (Ed Hilary) everest base camp trek 2 yrs ago (18 day slog...100km) & loved it so much we have decided to see everest from the north face this may....gd to read you had no border probs, thats what i mainy wanted to research before we go....Ive been to bhutan which has incredibly identical architecture & the same stark-bleak landscapes, and like you said everyone has a smile. It really is top of the world isnt it...Always be careful at altitude...when we were in gorak shep (around 5,500 mtrs in nepal) they were removing the body of a german gentleman who died in the night-altitude sickness !! Its a harsh life for alot of tibetans with the chinese taking the reigns of any jobs of importantance so i expect to see some level social injustice...did you see any...feel any?...anyway thanks for the amazing blog which ill now go back to...cheers guys, well done...pete

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