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From Carpools to Kathmandu: My Trek to Everest Base Camp
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- Arrival back home
- Seoul Airport Transit Hotel
- Drinks
- Back in Kathmandu
- Farewell dinner in Kathmandu
- Leaving Lukla
- A nice thank you from the Sherpas!!
- Gambling with the staff
- I told you so!
- I told you so!
- Marigolds blooming in Phakding
- Phortse to Namche
- Good Night Himalayas!
- American Nepali combo dinner
- Phortse Prawn Crackers
- Nepali Flats
- And then there were 11...
- Gorak Shep to Base Camp. We made it!!
- The Scare in Lobuche
- Dingboche day 2
- Dingboche
- Waking up in Tengboche
- Buddhist Monastery Tengboche
- Yes, that says Hot Shower
- Our lodging in Tengboche
- Lunch
- Waiting
- Porters
- Got stuck behind 30 of these on the way to lunch. ...
- Ama Dablam!
- Rupees
- First View
- Ama Dablam
- Friday-First View
- Dinner
- Namche Bazaar
- Bathrooms on the trail. Nuff said
- Kathmandu
- Incheon Airport
- Causing Trouble Already
- Homecoming in the fog
- Pre-departure Nerves
- Last Minute Random Thoughts
- Facts and Figures in No Particular Order
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October
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Sharon wants to know if you have a washing machine?.
ReplyDeleteps.Are you wearing clean underwear?
Love,
Chase
I had a few pairs of socks and underwear sent out to the river for washing and line drying in Namche at a cost of $1 an item (rip off) I am on my 3rd day with these socks and 5th day for these pants.
ReplyDeleteClean underwear is tomorrow when I get a bucket shower for 400 rupees.
You must be really stinky! (PU)
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Chase
Chase, I finally showered after 5 days. You should smell my socks! I have 1 clean shirt and 3 pairs of undies left. My clean clothes await me at the hotel at Kathmandu. Hope you are doing my laundry when I get home :) Love, Mommy
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