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November 15th 2010
Published: January 17th 2011
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We have to warn you - we tried really hard to keep this entry from getting too long and boring you - but we loved this part of our trip so much it's been a tall order ;-) Kathmandu We arrived in to Kathmandu, the capital of Nepal, and the backpacker enclave of Thamel, with a few days to spare before our departure North into the Himalayas for our much anticipated trekking. This provided a little ... Read Full Entry



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Ama Dablam framing the end of the the Dzonghla valleyAma Dablam framing the end of the the Dzonghla valley
Ama Dablam framing the end of the the Dzonghla valley

Is this the mountain from the Columbia pictures logo or what?
Porters take a rest on the way to NamchePorters take a rest on the way to Namche
Porters take a rest on the way to Namche

They are supposed to be limited to 30kg per person. Everest beer though won't walk itself up the mountain!
Prayer flags over LuklaPrayer flags over Lukla
Prayer flags over Lukla

A scenic town, along with its sloping runway
A chorten in the sherpa village of KhumjungA chorten in the sherpa village of Khumjung
A chorten in the sherpa village of Khumjung

Stunnning views surrounded this village
The snow covered view of Dole villageThe snow covered view of Dole village
The snow covered view of Dole village

It snowed in the night, leaving this lovely view in the morning
View North along the Ngozumba Glacier towards Cho OyuView North along the Ngozumba Glacier towards Cho Oyu
View North along the Ngozumba Glacier towards Cho Oyu

This was the view up the morraine to the East of Gokyo
View toward Everest from the 5th Lake walkView toward Everest from the 5th Lake walk
View toward Everest from the 5th Lake walk

Looking up the Gaunara Glacier at the West face of Everest
A yak train makes it's way slowly to Gorak ShepA yak train makes it's way slowly to Gorak Shep
A yak train makes it's way slowly to Gorak Shep

The perfect pyramid of Labouche is in the background
Ama Dablam PeakAma Dablam Peak
Ama Dablam Peak

From the North at Dingboche



18th January 2011

Great blogs!
Love the photos. Thanks for sharing
25th January 2011

AMAZING!!!
Dear Mike and Helen, I had so much pleasure reading some of your stories!!! You are a pair of professional "bloggers", congrats! Love the pictures as well. Besos y abrazos desde Buenos Aires XXX
28th January 2011

Awesome! I guess I am entitled to be jealous.... !:)) All the best, Ozlem
3rd February 2011

wasn't long enough :)
Just wanted to tell you I loved you blog about trekking. Yes your right you couldn't have shortened it. great read!
7th February 2011

Great Pics
Good blog - hope you took the pics in High Res - you'll want a few of those poster size when you get back!

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