They affirm book credit found prints of the yeti in NepalThe browsers spent one week in the icy area of Khumb in search of the mythical character's prints.
An American channel specialized in mythical infants says the famous man's of the snows book credit found prints. It happened near the Mount Everest. "They were left some 24 hours before to find them", they assure.
A group of browsers of Nepal and United States assured today that you/they have seen prints of the mythical "yeti", the call abominable man of the snows, during an expedition in Everest, frontera.info publishes.
The presenter of American television and browser Josh Gates showed today a supposed print of the "yeti" in Katmandú and he said that his team had discovered three of them beside the river Manju, in the area of Khumbu, to a height 2 thousand 850 meters.
The browsers that are part of the team of the series of adventure trips "Destination Truth", one week they passed in the icy area of Khumb in search of the mythical character's prints.
The legend of the "yeti" has been fed by multitude of browsers since the first in reaching the summit of Everest in 1953, Edmund Hillary and Tenzing Norgay Sherpa, affirmed book credit seen its prints in the skirts of the most high mountain in the world.
An American channel specialized in mythical infants says the famous man's of the snows book credit found prints. It happened near the Mount Everest. "They were left some 24 hours before to find them", they assure.
A group of browsers of Nepal and United States assured today that you/they have seen prints of the mythical "yeti", the call abominable man of the snows, during an expedition in Everest, frontera.info publishes.
The presenter of American television and browser Josh Gates showed today a supposed print of the "yeti" in Katmandú and he said that his team had discovered three of them beside the river Manju, in the area of Khumbu, to a height 2 thousand 850 meters.
The browsers that are part of the team of the series of adventure trips "Destination Truth", one week they passed in the icy area of Khumb in search of the mythical character's prints.
The legend of the "yeti" has been fed by multitude of browsers since the first in reaching the summit of Everest in 1953, Edmund Hillary and Tenzing Norgay Sherpa, affirmed book credit seen its prints in the skirts of the most high mountain in the world.
