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Did anyone bring a coat?
It would be a crime to be in Nepal and not see the Himalayan mountain range. We wanted to get a few different vantage points, so we picked a few places online and headed out. The first was Nagarkot, we headed out and enjoyed the drive. The road, though narrow and having barely enough room for two cars (let alone a bus and a car) was in good shape. …
The Inappropriate Cake: Part Two
... interval to reveal me playing the fool. I put a spoke in their gastro-works, tip-toeing about on stage to discretely share out the remaining cake with a few in-patient miller abouters before gluttonously licking the bowl clean with my fingers. [Insert manic evil laugh here]. Upon the realisation of my crime, the staff attempted to relieve my guilt by saying "Don't worry, we will try it next time". And so the farce of the inappropriate cake continued...
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Cows with Necklaces and Men with Eye Shadow
... organising a day trip to the seaside. Following this I made an oath to myself to keep my thoughts pinned to the outside of the box where they could get some fresh air. This resolution lasted as long as Tuesday, catching myself feeling surprised that the male clients took more interest in a pampering group that the females. Knowing that homosexuality is not yet widely accepted in Nepalese culture, I was a little concerned that I was inciting socially unacceptable ...
Sundarijal
Hello from, Sundarijal yet another place I cannot seem to find on google maps even though I'm sure I'm standing in it. Sally had started her placement today and I am giving the locals something to do as they are reading this as I write it. Oh well its fun being interesting. Sundarijal is a pretty nice place though occasionally the cafes have the atmosphere of a pub in yarmouth. I'm ...
Thamel, and Sleeping in the Clouds
... and even Raj had not see one this big before. We decided to move on but had walked only a few steps before we spotted another worm of a similar size, making its way down the the river, we assumed. We kept trudging upwards and found three more and thus began our game of count the worms which lasted the entirety of the trek. We don’t know how many we counted but every time we’d see one we’d exclaim; “oop! there’s another one!”
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TravelPod Member ReviewsThe Fort Resort Nagarkot
“ Always look for spiders ”
Reviewed Oct 15, 2012
the staff was great (except the guy behind the front desk) the food and rooms sucked! It was mid- October when we arrived, the temperature was about 38F (3.5c) we were cold, there was no heat in the main hotel and the heaters in our room were not working. One had not cord to plug in to the wall and the other one was a standalone propane heater - has anyone heard of asphyxiation? The room was crawling with spiders - i mean big ones, the size of a silver dollar. They were in the curtains, on the walls, under the bed - we killed about 12 and repeated the exercise the next night. If you stay here, take a flashlight, be prepared for the invasion of the spiders and go for the clean air and a view not the accommodations.
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