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Final descent into Lobuche -- last stop before Everest Base Camp.
Note dry lake bed to the right.
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Telemedicine Communications Specialist Jim Bruton organizes the
satellite communications network for email, live video transmissions
and medical telemetry.
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Dr. Javier Davila assists in organizing the medical tent.
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Dr. Ken Kamler supervises medical tent setup.
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On our first morning at Everest Base Camp, we awake to 2 inches
of snow. Prayer flags in background.
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Memorial cairns with view of Pumori.
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The E3 group hikes to Everest Base Camp. Pumori in background.
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E3 Tents with Lobuche in the background.
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The peak of Mount Everest can be seen from along our trail.
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Dr. Ken Kamler takes a Myers Briggs test at Everest Base Camp (17,500
feet).
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One of our Porters rests enroute to Everest Base Camp. Pumori is
in the background.
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Dr. Ken Kamler and Medical Researcher Jen Kreshak reflect on the
overnight snow, and how it softens the boulder strewn landscape
of Everest Base Camp.
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Morning snow covers communications tent and must be cleared prior
to melting.
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One of the spectacular views along the hike to Everest Base Camp.
Cairn in foreground.
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Rick Satava prepares one of the radio repeaters for the wearable
vital signs monitors to be placed on the mountain.
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