Speaking of Potato Hallucinations…

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by admin on Thursday 2 March 2006 at 11:52 am
Cirrostratus clouds curling over the tip of Mt. Everest

I guess the photo from my last entry is a metaphorical representation of how brown and lumpy Kala Patthar is set in the context of its setting among the world’s most stunning mountains. It’s not much of a stretch of the imagination because Kala Patthar really is brown and lumpy, and you eat a lot of potatoes on the trek to the top of the Himalayas, and at some point everything looks like a potato. To be more accurate, I would say that especially at the the final mound atop Kala Patthar, with it’s sizable, chunky boulders did I start to get these ideas. Thanks to the light head and the surreal setting I was getting a little creative. You have to wonder what a pile of chunky boulders is doing on top of a worn, rounded mound in the middle of a snowy, pristine setting.

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