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October 12th 2011
Published: October 19th 2011
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**Lyrics from song sung by Malvin Gaye Our trek in Nepal to Everest Base Camp and Gokyo Lakes has been the BEST adventure so far in terms of culture and scenery to die for, so unspoilt and beautiful…read on our adventure by each Locations / Attitude (m) Kathmandu, Nepal (1360m) We arrived in Kathmandu and were quickly reminded of similar destinations like Siam Reap in Cambodia and Bali... Read Full Entry



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Stoking the fire with Yak DungStoking the fire with Yak Dung
Stoking the fire with Yak Dung

Yak Dung, the main fuel source above 4000m.
Wild FlowersWild Flowers
Wild Flowers

About 3900m and freezing temps overnight, yet there are wildflowers everywhere.
Yak ConvoyYak Convoy
Yak Convoy

The lady driving the yaks, had a whicked throughing arm. She never missed with a rock to get a yak back on track.
Hard slog up to Goykyo ri (5360m)Hard slog up to Goykyo ri (5360m)
Hard slog up to Goykyo ri (5360m)

Very steep and every step up was a struggle.
Top of Goykyo Ri - 5360mTop of Goykyo Ri - 5360m
Top of Goykyo Ri - 5360m

Unfortunately not much of a few due to mist at the top. Felt quick sick due to altitude (headache etc). Robbo had to abandon and go back down.
Robbo dressed for the OccassionRobbo dressed for the Occassion
Robbo dressed for the Occassion

Snowy rainy day descending from Gokyo.
Everest ApproachEverest Approach
Everest Approach

first view of Everest. Still a long way to go.
Old Yak Hut  - Old Yak Hut  -
Old Yak Hut -

Now a little shop and can stop for lunch and a cup of tea.



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