Sherpa's setting prayer flags during a puja at Ama Dablam (or is it just a good reason to get drunk on Chang)

this is just for my profile, don't I look fab?

Mountains and prayer flags at dusk at the Thyangboche Monastery.

A climber in profile with Ama Dablam in the background.

A mani stone in the foreground and Ama Dablam in the background. Seen while trekking in Nepal.

My self-portrait on the summit of Ama Dablam. Pumori is the peak visible in the background. I stayed on top for about an hour and a half before starting the endless series of rappels down to C2.

Taken from Camp 2 on Ama Dablam. Nothing much to tell... taken with a point and shoot camera that was on it's last leg.

This picture was taken from the Everest View Hotel in Nepail. The Everest View Hotel sits on a ridge just above Namche Bazaar and Kumjung. It gets it's name because you can see Everest, on a clear day that is. Everest is obstructed by clouds just over my right shoulder. We still had a great view of Ama Dablam, which was the objective of our expedition.

This picture was taken at Camp 3 on Ama Dablam in Nepal. I'm simply posting this picture to go in my profile so people have a face to put with my name.

A perfect moment of a perfect day - passing the hanging glacier on the way to the summit.

Larry is just about to enter the mixed section on the way to Camp 3. Camp 2 is located on top of the tower in the background. This tower brings the pure rock climbing section of the route to a close and goes free at a difficult 5.7. Tents in Camp 1 can also be seen further down the ridge.

Looking out our tent door at Camp 2 on the South-west ridge of Ama Dablam. The peak seen through the tent door is Malanphulan (5573m). It was truly a beautiful sight to wake up to. Photo taken by Adam Heming.

This picture was taken from Camp 2 on the South-West ridge of Ama Dablam. It had looked like we would get hit by a snow storm, but it broke just before reaching the mountian and provided a spectacular sunset.

it was a day #3, somewhere between Namche Bazaar and Teyngboche Monastery (sp?)

Ama Dablam against the cloudless blue sky the morning after I summited, October 27, 1998

I took this picture in the spring of 2002 while treking and climbing in Nepal. I was walking between Khumjung and Khunde when I turned around and saw this view.

This is a picture I took of Ama Dablam from Gokyo Valley in December 2000, while I was in the middle of a wonderful trek in the Everest region. In the bottom left, you can see the town of Phortse, I believe, at approximately 3600m, on the opposite side of the valley. Truly spectacular scenery.

North side of Ama Dablam from Pokalde high camp.

pic from camp 1