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I must have been 13 or 14 when I first decided that I was going to climb to the Everest Base Camp. I must have learned of Everest a few years prior to that, but I remember talking to a friend who told me that Base Camp was something you could do without being a mountaineer or having years of practice. I have always looked for monuments, places or things that can help me mark my existence in…
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