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More Shishapangma Base CampBC merriment, life is good
Karsang, one of our kitchen hands who has worked several
times with us.
Joe F protecting his throat - Jamie The second overland teamWhere is Gordon? No news is good news, probably anyway. We have put up the kitchen tent and small dining tent for them.
- Jamie 12-13 Sept - more BCAfter dinner usually we chat, Jamie works on the computer and then everyone fills up Nalgene bottles for hot water bottles. The night rituals involve pee bottles and/or early rises. Tristan decided that the most perfect sunrise still wasn't worth a photo as he was only wearing boxers. Others have worn more and had more successful photogenic mornings, even if the sunrises weren't quite as spectacular. |
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Sunrise, monsoon-like clouds welling on the main Himalayan chain - Jamie
That big BC sky - Jamie
Yaks heading down to Peiko Tso - Jamie
Shishapangma from just above BC - Jamie Day tripsShishapangma Base Camp is one of the most pleasant 8000m base camps, glorious panoramas and also great for day trips under the big sky. Wandering around we have spotted a fox, many large Himalayan hare, Tibetan antelope and pikas.
"Is that ugly trekkers still there, woops, yes he is. Perhaps I will just stay still and he won't notice me" - Jamie |
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Curiously they freeze, until you look away, then disappear - Jamie
Not the world's best photo but these Tibetan Antelope
are hard to photograph, jdesign -- all rights reserved -- 2007 |