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mountains, people, roads and other fantasies
I’ve been rambling about the importance and the fun to prepare yourself a bit for what awaits you in far-away places, i.c. Nepal’s Mustang region. And my hopes for a collection of eye-opening and/or stereotype-countering reminders to give myself (and … Continue reading
Posted in Mustang Trail Race 2014, natural sciences, psychology, society
Tagged Alan Macfarlane, Ben Campbell, Bill Bryson, Chris McDougall, Christoph von Fuerer-Haimendorf, climate change, Darchula, Everest, geological time, Himalaya, Jharkot, journeyman pictures, Kagbeni, Mustang Trail Race, Nar-Phu, Nassim Nicholas Taleb, Nepali rap, Nima Temba Sherpa, plate tectonics, psychological bias, Rasuwa, Russel Brice, Sherpas, social mobility, Tarahumara, the other, trekking business, yarsagumba
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