And when I say anywhere and everywhere. There is no way to find a little corner, nice, quiet, desert ... Finished the myth of the lost island in the middle of the ocean where we could discuss cushy with a talkative parrot and count the coconuts that grow in trees. It's over. Done. You may say I'm exaggerating. Hardly. For example, to isolate themselves, to find a merger with the solitary nature. What is the best way? That climb. Go get lost on the highest peaks and forgotten in the contemplation of the clouds and horizons that unfold out of sight. And what's the ultimate point, climb the world's most Fortiche which relegates the steps of the Butte du Lion de Waterloo gnognotte for the doped athlete turnip juice? It is the Everest of course ... The roof of the world ... Over there, what he should do ... Be calm and cool alone, lost in the vastness that makes you dizzy ... Finally, only ... It is a vision of mind ... There, for the moment, Everest is a bit like the metro station Schuman rush hour ... So yesterday, three Belgians returned to Belgium after having climbed Mount Everest. Stein, Bjorn and Stef have returned home after tu flat clouds Tuesday ... Thursday is Wilm Smets, always a Belgian, who went for a stroll down there, way up ... Thursday also is a U.S. 19-year-old has tumbled over the top. At the same time, an Italian was achieving the same performance. Wednesday is a sherpa who has cracked record ... He was the 17th time he spent in the corner ... No I'm saying is possible ... There's too many people there above. No more quiet, he can buy some earplugs, the Yeti of Tintin ...
You may think that I might as well go to walk in the woods, right? No, but me and if I want to go up there. But here, I'm cool. Not too many people up there ... Besides, if one day I go to the summit of Everest is to get me out of daily stress ... But today, it's so crowded that it becomes the unbearable. More ... Listen to what I might beat me up there to more than 8,800 meters above sea level ... A mobile phone ringtone. GSM. Horror. A mobile phone, even up there on the roof of the world ... it should be a certain Rob Baber, a British climber. It is sponsored by a famous brand of mobile phone ... and should arrive this week at the summit of Everest and he swore he would be able to slip a shot past Bignou up there ... To argue his attempt to exploit, Rob Baber said that this phone, it will be super-important in his rise ... For he says: "The key to success is 80% psychological. Have someone to talk to the other end of the line can help you through the invisible barriers "Ridiculous ... ... A: there is no need a mobile phone to talk to someone at the top of Everest since anyway the moment there are at least four people permanently to type a little card game. TWO: I think if Rob Baber, GSM by its psychological virtues will still further assist climbers in achieving their goals ... In short, there will be even more people ... Not to mention the waste that these lovers of nature locally forget ... There would be more than 100 tons, available in oxygen bottles, ropes, canvas tents, tin cans and other paper and cardboard ... Calm and cool the summit of Everest? At other.
You may think that I might as well go to walk in the woods, right? No, but me and if I want to go up there. But here, I'm cool. Not too many people up there ... Besides, if one day I go to the summit of Everest is to get me out of daily stress ... But today, it's so crowded that it becomes the unbearable. More ... Listen to what I might beat me up there to more than 8,800 meters above sea level ... A mobile phone ringtone. GSM. Horror. A mobile phone, even up there on the roof of the world ... it should be a certain Rob Baber, a British climber. It is sponsored by a famous brand of mobile phone ... and should arrive this week at the summit of Everest and he swore he would be able to slip a shot past Bignou up there ... To argue his attempt to exploit, Rob Baber said that this phone, it will be super-important in his rise ... For he says: "The key to success is 80% psychological. Have someone to talk to the other end of the line can help you through the invisible barriers "Ridiculous ... ... A: there is no need a mobile phone to talk to someone at the top of Everest since anyway the moment there are at least four people permanently to type a little card game. TWO: I think if Rob Baber, GSM by its psychological virtues will still further assist climbers in achieving their goals ... In short, there will be even more people ... Not to mention the waste that these lovers of nature locally forget ... There would be more than 100 tons, available in oxygen bottles, ropes, canvas tents, tin cans and other paper and cardboard ... Calm and cool the summit of Everest? At other.
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