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https://pottinger.net/osm/wp-content/uploads/2015/05/DSC00791-800x532.jpg800532We got up, ate breakfast, and trekked down to Lobuche basecamp today. The idea is to climb Lobuche in the coming few days, putting ourselves to the test and getting up to about 20,000 feet on fixed lines. Coming up this exact same trail a few days earlier was tough for me… going down was … Continue reading →