Top of the World: photos from Nepal
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'Kongde' 13,708' -5oC stuck due weather, so of for lunch with the locals note the guy on the mobi wearing chappels in the snow Just as it is in Nepal
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centre stage Sagarmata ji (Everest) looking up through the Khumbu glacier (Western Cwm) does no get any more Majestic or closer to GOD than this. AS350B3+ viewed from 20,000'
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Impressive!
A B206 giving +500 ft VS @ 17600 ft is veeeeryyy impressive! My damn' Robinson 22 giving not more than +700 ft @ 5000!
Good shots at all VL!
Keep up the good posting
Ciao,
PE
Good shots at all VL!
Keep up the good posting
Ciao,
PE
Vertical Freedom, do you guys operate only by day? Any night (NVG or un-aided), or IFR recoveries from rescues at all? Also do you winch or is it just helipad - helipad or airport?
Just curious as to what response capabilities they have over there. (not just the company you fly for but others also)
Cheers.
Just curious as to what response capabilities they have over there. (not just the company you fly for but others also)
Cheers.
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Namaste rjtrt
Thank You for the compliments....more coming soon
Namaste havick
Nepali rules - single engine day VFR only. The places we go we cannot use a winch as it is too heavy, plus you need a crewman along also = more weight so we gotta go supa light every where. NVG does not exist here (yet)?
Happy landings
VF
Thank You for the compliments....more coming soon
Namaste havick
Nepali rules - single engine day VFR only. The places we go we cannot use a winch as it is too heavy, plus you need a crewman along also = more weight so we gotta go supa light every where. NVG does not exist here (yet)?
Happy landings
VF
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Kongde 13,708' +2oC on a good day Sagarmatha (Everest) centre stage in the far distance creating her own weather, VNSB Shyangboche airstrip seen above Namche Bazaar lower left
Last edited by Vertical Freedom; 17th Apr 2012 at 02:51.
An interesting, different view of Lukla that is seldom seen. Fabulous pictures VF, don't stop. I look forward to your pictures every time I open this thread.