Road 2 Everest

It was full moon that evening. Sunset was magnificent on the Himalayan range:



We slept early..very early. It was going to be a hard trek tomorrow.

The Sherpa boys made me a good breakfast and coffee. The best I would have in 3 weeks!



Everyone said their prayers. The wind would carry them across the mountains:



I was ready..the mountains behind beckoned!



It was time to start.

Beautiful area. Looks like a lot of fun.

enjoy,

Sean

Sean DeMerchant said:

Beautiful area. Looks like a lot of fun.

enjoy,

Sean

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There aren't many men who dare that climb. Kudos to her determination and character and the facing of harsh elements, the feeling in her face and legs, the new experience. She is for sure a wonderful athlete and the best choice in life you ever made. I wish you both blessings and great thoughts far higher than the harsh beautiful regal peaks of the mountain.

You being us these feelings through your sharing. Thanks

Hello Fahim

I'm really enjoying sharing in your experiences, must have been amazing for your wife to make this journey, she's obviously hardy as well as composed and determined - my congratulations to her.

Question - what are you going to do next!

Must have been a great experience, beside the effort.
But you can't have one whithout the other!

I' m a bit short in time, these days, but I enjoy every of your picts. Thank you, Fahim, and your wife for sharing.

I think I understand and respect very much the Sherpa Cemetary.


°Warning...Very Graphic°
Yes it's serious, and I can feel that you respect it. Therefore, I dont have problems with it.

Sean, Asher, Janet, Michael..

Thank you all for your comments. I have to agree with Asher, the wife is the best thing that happened to me. We are opposites...she likes the adventure, to find the limits; I know mine. That is what makes it interesting.

Asher's wishes are highly appreciated. Sharing our experiences with you folks doubles the joy.

What is next? She wants to walk 2000 km, I want to photograph in a tropical forest during the
monsoon season! As she says, it is not finished till we are still alive!

Ayesha and I am grateful to all of you for taking the time to see our pictures.

Best regards.