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Originally Posted by Cyril Syzranskiy
And you so-called "Ukrainian Roerich".
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Perhaps unfortunately, I am indifferent to the works of Roerich.
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Originally Posted by Veronic
It seems like going the route with you
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Hello, envy, he was there recently. But I walked without a route, aimlessly. In general, I would go further, but on the other hand, in Nepal. I thought nothing of it. But probably no longer pull.
The highest point on which I was - Taglangla Pass (5328 m), the second highest after Karakuruma, to be honest - hard, always want to sleep, but can not, you can not wake up. Pressure decreases with increasing altitude, because of this lungs fill with air, oxygen starvation, as a result - weakness, drowsiness. Since poor health is better not to try. I saw a woman taken away from a height of 4000m, it was blood from his ears, Vidocq was putrid.