From the 2013 Travel Journal – The WMS CME Trek to Everest Base Camp Part 4 of There Are Signs Everywhere It was a full day of a beautiful acclimatization hike to Kumjung then on to Kunde and back to Namche to sleep at a lower elevation. Ama Dablam, the Nepalese Matterhorn meaning “Mother’s Necklace”, and…
From the 2013 Travel Journal – The WMS CME Trek to Everest Base Camp Part 3 of There Are Signs Everywhere As luck would have it, just after Jim taught me how to get the histogram on my camera display, the Rebel T2i battery ran out, so most pics from day one were iPhone specials. They…
From the 2013 Travel Journal – The WMS CME Trek to Everest Base Camp Part 2 of There Are Signs Everywhere The trek along the Khumbu is beautiful and loaded with quaint tea houses and lodges. We covered acclimatization yesterday in the airport while waiting for a safe time to fly in to Lukla. Only about…
On the Eve of the 2014 Climbing Season, a Look Back at the 2013 Journey to Everest Basecamp The Prep One pair of down booties, one already worn Lonely Planet, a steri-pen (with extra batteries), one borrowed tripod for my camera that can’t take a bad picture (dressed to the nines with the new insanely…
A little over a year ago, a last-minute invitation landed in my inbox to lead a Wilderness Medicine Course. It was a CME (Continuing Medical Education) while trekking to Everest Basecamp. The original trip leader was sick and wouldn’t be able to make the trek. For about a week the invitation sat in my inbox, until…
A lifetime ago, during my freshman year at Oberlin, I called my dad on a lonely Friday night feeling homesick, left out, like I needed my dad. Oberlin was a dry town, and the college did not have a Greek system. That night, like many other Friday nights that year, my friends were out smoking…
It’s been another one of those “Right place, right time” moments. I’ve been involved with the Wilderness Medical Society since 2008, serving on the education committee, directing the Student Elective in Wilderness and Environmental Medicine, now serving on the Board of Directors, but this is the first year I’ve been able to attend their winter conference…
Just back from teaching a Wilderness Medicine course. This is my 4th year directing the course, and every year I learn a ton. On this particular trip, I found myself in a conversation with some well-travelled senior medical students. We discussed one of my favorite subjects: traveling alone. Sweeping generalization, but for many folks in…
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