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| Thamserku |
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| Ama Dablam and the Buddha's eyes. This will be in the February '16 issue of Lonely Planet Traveller! |
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| My personal favorite shot. Ever. Ama Dablam as I was leaving Dingboche - which is a couple of hundred feet below the ridgeline. Buddhist chortens are what are lined on the bottom. |
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| Manmade mountains vs. the real thing |
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| The White Temple In Boudhanath in Kathmandu |
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| A porter crossing one of the many suspension bridges on the trekking trail |
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| Ama Dablam |
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| Day 7 of the hike about 5 hours before getting to Lukla |
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| Buddhist prayer wheels |
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| The scale of everything is just so vast! This is before getting to Namche Bazaar |
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| The Nepalese form of transport of goods |
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| Buddhist prayer flags at my guesthouse in Kathmandu |
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| Namche Bazaar backed by the Kongde Ri |
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| The views are stupendous! |
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| Om mani padme hum - with Mt. Everest behind it |
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| Yaks! |
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| I made it to Everest Base Camp! No porter - no guide. All on my own! |
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| A sherpa woman and her daughter feeding pigeons in Boudhanath in Kathmandu |
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| The view while hiking on my 40th birthday. Worth every second!!! |
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| Taken after leaving Pangboche. The Guru Rinpoche is said to have brought Buddhism north. |
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| Helicopter in Pheriche |
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| Tengboche. Clouds. Horses. Mountains. |
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| Ama Dablam. |
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