And the story behind the name. I read about a young Nepalese woman named Kandu. She and her sister ran a tea house below Mount Everest. Customers came on their way to base camp filled with enthusiasm, talking about their dreams and their plans. The same customers would grace the tea house on their return trip. And Kandu would listen again to their experiences and their achievements. Misfortune came Kandu's way when her sister, still young woman, suddenly died.  Kandu was left the tea house. Kandu sold it and pursued her dreams by coming to the US to study climbing in order to become a Sherpa. This was a tradition in Kandu's family. At that time in Nepal, only men were Sherpas. Kandu fell in love with a Westerner, married and returned home twice a year to climb. She managed to ascend some of the highest mountains of the world, and not as a Sherpa carrying other peoples equipment. 
I loved how Kandu exceeded her own dream.
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