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May 19th 2008

Published: May 22nd 2008

As I was conquering seemingly insurmountable peaks at 8,000 meters with my ice pick in hand and looking over the clouds and down on the rest of the world... Okay, maybe it was mildly thin air and I was admiring those peaks while standing at half that elevation and did not see an ice pick the entire trek, but still, the views and everything were incredible. Pictures can do no justice to witnessi... Read Full Entry

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Casey Armstrong

So I write this with the excitement knowing that I leave on my trip tomorrow. As some of you know, I am leaving this trip a little open ended to say the least. Many ask where I am going and to tell you the truth, I am interested in that answer as well. I look forward to the incredible highs, inevitable lows, and everything in between. I can't wait to meet new people and to see those of you that join me along the journey. I want to say thanks to everybody for all of the positivity. You can always contact me through this or at cfarmstrong@gmail.com. I love hearing from everybody and hop... full info

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Along the Trek

Is that who I think it is?

Where's the Road?

I guess a couple of days before this road went through. The people on the other side are watching some other locals carry a motorbike over the stretch and in between the trees. It took about 6 people per bike and there were quite a few bikes.

Road Block

They finally convinced the goats to cross the bridge so my break was over and off we were again.

Along the Trek

There were wheat fields everywhere.

Along the Trek

Even Santu was skeptical about this bridge.

Along the Trek

A very small village by Sikha.

Flora Along the Trek

Some of you botanists might recognize this.

Dhaulagiri (8,167m)

The view from Poon Hill (3,210m).

Annapurna South (7,219m)

Baraha Shikhar (7,647m) - Annapurna South (7,219m) - Hiun Chuli (6,441m)

Butterfly Peaks - Dhaulagiri (8,167m) - Tukuche Peak (6,920m)

View from Poon Hill

Along the Trek

Waterfall in Tikhedhunga

Sitting on a rock in the middle of a small river.

Along the Trek

Small waterfall on the way to Birethanti.

Stopping for a Swim

23rd May 2008

susan
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It is so enjoyable to read your blog, Casey. Your writing is truly incredible. I think that may be your calling in life. Your adventures sound remarkable and pictures are awesome. Continue enjoying your travels. Stay safe! Tole says "hi".

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