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Crooked Trails in the news! From the Seattle P-I: "Three years ago, Alyssa Martin trekked for 10 days through one of the most remote regions on Earth -- the arid heights of Ladakh in India's western Himalayas, a region known as "Little Tibet." Led by a Seattle-based travel group called Crooked Trails, her party climbed 16,000 feet before descending to the village of Lingshed, four days from the nearest road. Snowbound for much of the year, it's a rugged place known for ancient Buddhist monasteries and stark beauty. But what Martin remembers most are the people..."
Read the whole article at Seattle P-I Online. |
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