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Sting in Kathmandu
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Date: 2003-07-09
Location: Kathmandu, Nepal - Upstairs Ideas
Attendees: Sting, Jake Sumner, Simon Astaire, Bobby Sager

During a whitewater rafting trip on the Bhotekosi River Sting and his son Jake are catapulted into the river - resulting in a finger injury for Sting. In the afternoon they shop for provisions for their trip to Lo Manthang. In the evening Sting jams with local band Cadenza in the jazz pub Upstairs Ideas at Lazimpat (in Kathmandu).

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