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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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Robbo and the Sherpas - having a cupperRobbo and the Sherpas - having a cupper
Robbo and the Sherpas - having a cupper
from R to Left : Mingmar 1, Mingmar 2, Lukbar, Robbo
Prayer Flags over the mountainPrayer Flags over the mountain
Prayer Flags over the mountain
Monuments to those who died on EverestMonuments to those who died on Everest
Monuments to those who died on Everest
Porter on way to Gorak Shep (5200m)Porter on way to Gorak Shep (5200m)
Porter on way to Gorak Shep (5200m)
One of our porters carrying our bags.
Everest Basecamp (5365m) Robbo and the GirlsEverest Basecamp (5365m) Robbo and the Girls
Everest Basecamp (5365m) Robbo and the Girls
Fiona, Robbo, Lesley and Berget
Kata Pattar View - - Kata Pattar View - -
Kata Pattar View - -
Storm Raging on Top of the MountainStorm Raging on Top of the Mountain
Storm Raging on Top of the Mountain
Yak Convoy over suspension bridgeYak Convoy over suspension bridge
Yak Convoy over suspension bridge
Robbo Yaking it upRobbo Yaking it up
Robbo Yaking it up
On the way homeOn the way home
On the way home
brief stop and one of the porters playing the flute.
Final Dinner - Our PortersFinal Dinner - Our Porters
Final Dinner - Our Porters
Flight Kathmandu to LuklaFlight Kathmandu to Lukla
Flight Kathmandu to Lukla
Cutey PieCutey Pie
Cutey Pie
Lukla
Prayer StonesPrayer Stones
Prayer Stones
No Visibility in the HimalayasNo Visibility in the Himalayas
No Visibility in the Himalayas
I was felling a bit nervous with zero visibiliity in the mountains in a plane with only visual navigation.
Lukla Airport ApproachLukla Airport Approach
Lukla Airport Approach
Apparently the most dangerous airport in the world. Runway is on a 20 degree slope.



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