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  1. Imja Valley and Island Peak

    The steepest part of the ice wall of Island peak

  2. Imja Valley and Island Peak

    Climbing the ice wall of Island Peak

  3. Imja Valley and Island Peak

    Starting the climb of the ice wall of Island peak. Below is the ice plateau. Ama Dablam is to the right. The valley to the left le…

  4. Imja Valley and Island Peak

    A night shot from Island Peak base camp. The peak itself is not visible from here.

  5. Imja Valley and Island Peak

    Looking east from just above Island Peak base camp. Cho Polu (6735 m) is the dome-shaped mountain to the left. Num Ri (6677 m) is…

  6. Imja Valley and Island Peak

    The Imja glacier melts and morphs into Imja Tsho (lake). The surreal silver color of this place comes from mica - a mineral that s…

  7. Imja Valley and Island Peak

    Moon rising over Island Peak base camp

  8. Imja Valley and Island Peak

    Island Peak base camp at sunset

  9. Imja Valley and Island Peak

    Island Peak base camp at sunset

  10. Imja Valley and Island Peak

    Island Peak base camp at sunset

  11. Imja Valley and Island Peak

    Approaching Island Peak base camp. The Baruntse-Kali Himal massif ( 7129 m) is the white one in the middle.

  12. Imja Valley and Island Peak

    Yaks coming back from Island peak base camp

  13. Imja Valley and Island Peak

    2 nameless peaks south of Island Peak

  14. Imja Valley and Island Peak

    Looking back at Taboche (6542 m) from above Chukhung

  15. Imja Valley and Island Peak

    Ama Dablam (6812 m) from Chukhung

  16. Imja Valley and Island Peak

    A rest stop in Imja Valley. Lhotse's south face is behind.

  17. Imja Valley and Island Peak

    Imja Valley in the morning. Island Peak (6189 m) is the little pimple in the middle where the clouds seem to come from. The one to…

  18. Imja Valley and Island Peak

    Dingboche (4400 m)

  19. Gokyo Valley and Cho La

    Looking east from below Dzongla. To the right is Chola Tsho (lake).

  20. Gokyo Valley and Cho La

    Dzongla with Mt. Ama Dablam behind

  21. Gokyo Valley and Cho La

    Mt. Ama Dablam (6812 m) dominates the view east of Cho La

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