Annapurna I again.
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- The first of many Nepalese children photos you wil...
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- A cute kid getting some sun!
- The view of the mountains was just outside the win...
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- Dhaulagni View Lodge - Ghorepani (2925m)
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- A very cute and potential child actor!!
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- Another great rest stop.
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- We are quite ready to pick up our pace from Chomro...
- Morning activities for the little village girls..
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- The curious brother and sister.
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- The different emotions of Fishtail in different li...
- Hungry? Try our chicken meal. Frankly I became a...
- The guide.
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- We had lunch here but didn't stop long as we had t...
- There are more and more of rocky formations, hinti...
- Our porter posted in front of the Machhapuchhre Ba...
- After our night at MBC (3677m), the next morning w...
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- Hiunchuli (6441m). First glimpse of sunlight. Th...
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- Singu Chuli/Fluted Peak (6499m)
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- Annapurna I again.
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- I like the crossing path look in this picture. In...
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- A candid look at the daily activities in Nepal - M...
- A furry wildlife one can find in the mountain.
- Stayed at Sinuwa Lodge for the second time - ascen...
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- Another look at the villages.
- Nepalese Village along the trek.
- Must be getting bored while walking.. I was taking...
- The clouds were closing in. Can you still tell wh...
- Another glimpse of the Fish Tail on the way down t...
- A religious statue found in Chomrong.
- Doesn't this take your breathe away?
- A marvelous Nepalese mountain view from Chomrong.
- Winding route down to Jhinu from Chomrong.
- Beautiful Namaste Motel at Jhinu Danda. There's a...
- Had to cross the river to get to the other side!
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- A little tree that stands strong against the unpre...
- Spidey in action. What a creation!
- The beauty of wilderness! That's why we fall in l...
- Last glimpse of the snow cap of the trip. Wow, wo...
- Time for a break!
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- A nature freak. Just love the mountains and anywhere with lots of greenery. I am more inspired when all the fresh air shower upon me. It's a good way to get away from all the gadgets like laptops, blackberries, cellphones, etc. Besides emergency, I think I can live without these high tech stuff. Would love to hear your trips to the wilderness as well. Let's share our stories!
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