Chapter 3 65-69
Jun 09, 2017
We see young Omar navigate life in his home village.
Yatiko – Sherpa word for the Yeti or Abominable Snowman
Hajuravuva – grandfather
Mikaru – Sherpa word for foreign Everest climbers
Pumori – often used as a “practice” climb for Everest hopefuls. Sometimes known as the “Daughter Mountain”
He Bhagavana – “Oh my God”
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Oh, hey dad! How've you been? Good? That's great! Mind if I ask you a question? WHY ARE YOU BURNING MY TOWN?!?!
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