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On the
main
Lukla-Lobuche route, there was a steady stream of trekkers. It
was rare to be out of sight of another
party. And if you count
porters and yak
teams, it is doubly true. And for all
the trekkers, there were evidently places to stay: we did not see very
many
others camping in tents. So there were
accommodations for the thousands of trekkers we met every day along the
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| Along the Trail |
| Accommodations
thinned out to some degree as we ascended, but I never felt that I was
more
than an hour away from a meal and bed. The
bed might not be warm, or even the dining room, but it would
be
there. Many of the
accommodations we did
explore were not crowded -- many barely occupied by other parties. |
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