JUNE 24th, 2007: Phill Michael, Chris Stanko and Ang Dawa Sherpa are in Kathmandu, Nepal after an amazing Everest Base Camp Trek! Phill Michael and Chris Stanko are editing the footage for Episodes 1 and 2 of the podcast for www.secretspot.tv ...to be posted by the end of this month! Phill Michael and Ang Dawa Sherpa are preparing for a two week trek to a very remote part of Nepal. Details to follow by late next week!
 

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Secret Spot Everest Spring/Summer 2007 Treks

This page will allow you to vicariously enjoy the sights and sounds of our adventures. Take a few moments and relax...and read on...you are now on Nepali time!

You will need QuickTime to view the videos on this page. If you don't have QuickTime...don't panic...you can download it for free...here! Some of the video files are quite large...so be patient with the downloads.

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June 24th: More Melding with the Laptops

by Phill Michael


 Phill and Chris...Multimedia Editing in Kathmandu

Another day in the editing suite. We've consumed enough pasta and ice cream to feed a village...as well as iced tea and cokes. There have been some torrential rains happening here in Kathmandu...and we are loving it.

It's been quite a change to go from walking all day...to sitting all day. Fortunately, it's all for a good cause.

More tomorrow...

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