Guarding Himalaya! Holy gate at the entrance of Lho Village in Nepal1yr ⋅ AWDOUTDOOR ⋅ r/CampingandHiking
We hiked to a remote monastery in Nepal Himalaya, 18 days - 120 miles and involve a mountain pass over 16500 ft :)1yr ⋅ AWDOUTDOOR ⋅ r/CampingandHiking
Thinking of swimming in a small glacial lake at 5000 m / 16000 ft2yr ⋅ AWDOUTDOOR ⋅ r/goldenretrievers
This is Charlie who is afraid of crossing the suspension bridge. He waited for his human to cross the bridge together. Charlie is a good boy. Be like Charlie :)2yr ⋅ AWDOUTDOOR ⋅ r/goldenretrievers
World's 1st, 3rd, 4th and 5th Highest Mountain in this frame | Summit of Pikey Peak, Gaurishankar Conservation Area, Everest Region, Nepal2yr ⋅ AWDOUTDOOR ⋅ r/hiking
Forged this Kukri out of a leaf spring, handle is made out of horn and brass. Forged without electricity and power tool 🔥2yr ⋅ AWDOUTDOOR ⋅ r/Blacksmith
Behind those hill is Tibet. Ending point of our some 45 miles hike on mountain desert at approx 12000 ft!1yr ⋅ AWDOUTDOOR ⋅ r/goldenretrievers
Complete set of gurkha service kukri - No power tools were used! Now working on my video :)2yr ⋅ AWDOUTDOOR ⋅ r/Blacksmith
I asked him why the carpet is missing one corner, but he has absolutely no idea!2yr ⋅ AWDOUTDOOR ⋅ r/husky
Follow me down to the valley below - On our descend from top of the mountain pass Manaslu Trek in Nepal. 18 Days circular trek in Nepal Himalayas, 120 miles and crossing 17000 ft mountain passage. Good boys following me on the trail!1yr ⋅ AWDOUTDOOR ⋅ r/CampingandHiking
At the start point of some 43 miles hike toward north - The Last Forbidden Kingdom of Lo Manthang, Nepal. In the background, a deity who is protecting the village from devils!1yr ⋅ AWDOUTDOOR ⋅ r/CampingandHiking
Hand forged in fire using primitive tools, no electricity no power tools - genuine service kukri2yr ⋅ AWDOUTDOOR ⋅ r/forgedinfireshow
Gurkha service Kukuri from rusty leaf spring, no electricity used during the entire process and this turns out to be this good 😊2yr ⋅ AWDOUTDOOR ⋅ r/knifemaking
This hatchet ended up being exactly 1 kg / 2.20 Lbs including sheath, what is an ideal weight it should be?2yr ⋅ AWDOUTDOOR ⋅ r/Axecraft
