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Love for Nepalese delicacy began at 17,800 feet in the Himalayas (opens the original)
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Spending two months in Mount Everest base camp and on the mountain above, which I had the great fortune to experience in 1985, is full of beauty, challenge, exhaustion, inspiration, wonder and hardship. On a difficult day, nothing lifted my spirits quite like hearing our Sherpa cook announce that we would be having yak meat momos for dinner. Those minced meat dumplings spiced with cumin, garlic and ginger were an occasional treat, greatly appreciated, even if the yak meat could be tough and gris
After fleeing war in Ukraine, couple operates thriving local food truck business (opens the original)
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Kostiantyn Mukhin and Eugenia Karkina didn’t want to leave Ukraine in 2022, three months after Russia launched a brutal, full-scale invasion of its neighbor, shocking the rest of the world. Their hearts were torn. Fleeing meant leaving their parents behind in a war zone where they were awakened daily by gunfire and bombardment. But they also had their 5-year-old daughter to think about. They did it for Sofiia. Today, the pair operates a thriving food truck business based in Arvada, Sunflower Ukr
Before skiing, three Colorado towns boomed with 19th century mining (opens the original)
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When Aspen’s Hotel Jerome opened in 1889, built by silver baron Jerome B. Wheeler at the height of the town’s silver mining boom, the Aspen Times hailed its elegance with epic alliteration. “The handsomest hotel on the Western Slope opened its broad portals to the merriest crowd of merrymakers ever assembled in the silver metropolis,” the newspaper crowed on Nov. 29, 1889. The town that would become known for skiing, culture, glitz and glamor decades later had struck it rich. Wheeler, a civil wa
Five must-ride mountain biking destinations in Colorado (opens the original)
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It stands to reason that a state with lots of mountains, rolling hills and scenic river valleys is bound to have lots of great mountain biking destinations. One of the beauties of Colorado mountain biking is its diversity, from trails high on the Continental Divide to the Colorado River winding through high desert landscapes. Here’s a list of five must-ride destinations for mountain bikers in Colorado. Buffalo Creek: The Buffalo Creek Recreation Area, 10 miles southeast of Pine Junction in the P
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