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Rasley, Jeffrey.
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Nepal -- Economic conditions.
Solukhumbu (Nepal) -- Description and travel.
Nepal -- Social conditions.
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Rasley, Jeffrey.
Nepal -- Economic conditions.
Solukhumbu (Nepal) -- Description and travel.
Nepal -- Social conditions.
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Bringing
progress
to
paradise
:
what
I
got
from
giving
to a
mountain
village
in
Nepal
/ Jeff Rasley.
by
Rasley, Jeffrey.
Conari Press, c2010.
Call #:
954.96 R225b
Subjects
Nepal
-- Economic conditions.
Solukhumbu (
Nepal
) -- Description and travel.
Nepal
-- Social conditions.
ISBN:
9781573244824
1573244821
Description:
xvii, 234 p. : photos. ; 22 cm.
Summary:
"In October 2008 Jeff Rasley led a trek to a
village
in a remote valley in the Solu region of
Nepal
, where trekkers and mountaineers do not go. In Basa
Village
he found a people thoroughly unaffected by Western consumer-culture values. They had no running water, electricity, or anything that moves on wheels. Each family had a flower garden and they lived in beautiful, hand-chiseled stone houses. All they seemed to want, beyond
what
they had, was education for their children. And electricity. And roads. And thus began Jeff's crash course in philanthropy.
Bringing
Progress
to
Paradise
chronicles Jeff's adventures through remote
Nepal
: the thrill of reaching
mountain
peaks and of getting a good night's sleep in a warm hut; the inevitable mishaps that are part and parcel of the climbing life; and a few tragedies, as well. But
what
you will find here is much more than an engrossing travelogue. Throughout, Rasley reflects deeply on the tangled relationship between tourist and locals in remote locations. In short, the locals seem to want
what
we have, and we want who they are. How do we promote change and exchange while doing least harm?"--Dustjacket.
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