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My Photo scholarship 2011 entry

In the lower altitudes you walk to constant sound of water rush down from the melting glaciers high in the Himalaya. 2 Hours from Namche Bazar

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In the lower altitudes you walk to constant sound of water rush down from the melting glaciers high in the Himalaya. 2 Hours from Namche Bazar

Lukla Airport, it was built in the 60's - 70's as a gesture of gratitude from Sir Edmond Hillary to the people of the region. Known as the worlds most extreme airport it has a pitch of 12 degrees and is 460m in length.

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The once solid glacier which leads us towards Everest Base Camp is littered with holes, wound like melts which have only started to appear in the last decade.

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