The Hymalayas ?

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Huple

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• Jan 7, 2014

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Hi everyone, thinking of going later this year and just wonder if anyone from NSC had been and any advice really. You know the usual, good pubs, restaurants and museums and the like.
If there are any Hymalayan Seagulls over their I'd be more than glad for a meet up and have a pint.

Cheers in advance ...

 

Bakero

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Almería

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grubbyhands

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Godalming

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Are they anywhere near Tebit and Mount Everarse

 

El Sid

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The only Hymalayan bar I can recommend is....

http://www.amazon.com/100-Pure-Himalayan-Salt-Soap/dp/B001G773BU

 

Puppet Master

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Watch out for Byg Foot

 

Biscuit

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The roof of the world - that's all I know.

 

skipper734

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View attachment 50023 Too crowded!

 

Notters

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Biscuit said:

The roof of the world - that's all I know.

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Ruuf of the werld, surely?

 

Nibble

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I only know one women who went there, crazy old hippy lady and something of a busy body. She pronounced it Him-arrr-lee-arrrs which really got on my balls.

 

El Sid

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You might meet one of these out there.....

http://casyn.en.alibaba.com/product/871107948-218855951/Himalayan_rock_salt_lamps_Seagull.html

Doubt he'll want a beer.

 

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dougdeep

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skipper734 said:

View attachment 50023 Too crowded!

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The Antikythera Mechanism

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skipper734

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dougdeep said:

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Yes Doug. I know, but you have to try. The maintenance man has been away on Holiday.

Here it is.

 

TWOCHOICEStom

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Does your username come from Mott the Huple?

 

Hiney

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Huple said:

Hi everyone, thinking of going later this year and just wonder if anyone from NSC had been and any advice really. You know the usual, good pubs, restaurants and museums and the like.
If there are any Hymalayan Seagulls over their I'd be more than glad for a meet up and have a pint.

Cheers in advance ...

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I think there is a half-decent Wetherspoons at Base Camp 1

 

El Sid

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Hiney said:

I think there is a half-decent Wetherspoons at Base Camp 1

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Just opposite BetFred, up from Subway and Poundstretcher.

 

skipper734

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View attachment 50026 There's a bit of a queue from camp 2.

 

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seagullmouse

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I have been to Nepal twice including Everest basecamp 2 years ago. Any particular questions let me know.

Its awesome by the way.

 

skipper734

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Did you walk in? Or fly?

 

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seagullmouse

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It was cloudy on the way up so the flights were all cancelled. So we chartered a helicopter that took us to somewhere before Lukla. (chopper ride was terrifying in a fun way) Then we walked up to Lukla and started from there.

We flew out of Lukla, and yep its as fun as it looks.