Grayson Schaffer
Senior Editor Grayson Schaffer, who reported on the Everest climbing season last spring, is in Sagarmāthā National Park pursuing a story on the Khumbu's Sherpas. He sent us these photos from his travels.
Grayson Schaffer
Grayson Schaffer
Ama Dablam, 18,251 feet, poking out through the clouds. The mountain, "mother's necklace" in English, is the third most highly trafficked Himalayan peak by permitted expeditions.
Grayson Schaffer
This angry dog peed into Schaffer's Peli Case in Kathmandu while he was shooting a husband and wife.
Grayson Schaffer
Grayson Schaffer
Here's what a $10 breakfast in the Khumbu will get you: oatmeal, toast, an egg, and instant coffee.
Grayson Schaffer
Thank goodness for that translation.
Grayson Schaffer
Grayson Schaffer
Grayson Schaffer
Again, good to know.
Grayson Schaffer