Hotel Snowland Pokhara

... boire des oups et mager.<br>Allons direct au Busy Bee, car ils ne connaissent, pas. On boit d'abord un mojito, mais a 3 euros ca fait un peu cher, donc me suis ensuite rabattu sur le rhum et coke. Ai pris en snack des cheese balls, au fromage de buffle, tres bonnes ces boulettes. Mais a boire et fumer j'avais encore faim donc je me suis pris une pizza a la saucisse de buffle. Bien bonne. Puis Samy est arrive et s'est installe avec nous, avons parle et bu ...

... and we go into a quick spinning ascent. Man was I ever up there! The tower at the top off Sangrakot mountain looked really small and it looked like I was as high as those beautiful Himalayan peaks. I no that wasn't possible but for me it it was too high! We eventually start coming back down heading over Fewa lake where I finally remeber I have a camera with me so I get a picture of the Peace Pagoda and our landing site when I received my third set of mid-air instructions ...

... masalate og kortspil (som alle de andre dage). Annapurna base camp &#8211; 4130m. Saadan Trusser og Ditte &#8211; godt gaaet &#8211; hold kaeft hvor er I seje og traette. Det var sgu da megahaardt at gaa op og endnu vaerre at gaa ned af det bjerg. Vi havde ingen problemer med hoejdesyge, men til gengaeld havde vi sindsygt ondt i laegge, ankler, knae og Trussers achillessene da vi dagen efter gik 9 timer ned &#8211; svarende til to dages trek op. **** hvor gjorde det bare ...

i remember waking up and feeling like i just did 8 days of plate pushes with mark. i still hate that man. but todays climb is supposed to be the best part of this whole trek. You wake up at 4:30 in the cold and dark and climb Kalipitar a high peak that over looks the mtns including a great view of the peak of Everest and u watch the sunrise. We made it up there its another race about 15 of us stood on top of the peak while ...

... place and are barely worth a mention in this blog. <br><br>What has changed though is how I relate to people. When I first arrived I knew nobody and felt quite nervous about being out and about on my own. I interacted with a few locals in Kathmandu, like my rickshaw driver who I still chat to every morning and the guy where I buy my water who now calls me "didi" (a term of respect in Nepali for an older woman), but apart from Nabin I had nobody to really talk to and even at the guesthouse ...

... to Devi Falls which took about an hour only to realise we didn't have a bike lock so we had to go in separately! Devi Falls is a massive waterfall where a stream vanishes underground, it pretty cool as it sounded really loud and had loads of spray all in the atmosphere. We made friends with some Nepali guys that were riding on their motorbikes through Nepal who the looked after our bikes and one of them showed us around ...

... view from the top of the lake, the mountains and of Pokhara. I had a lovely stroll down through the woods, around the lake and through some villages, across a river.<br><br>Nepalis are lovely peeps just like i heard. They are very friendly, welcoming, open people that always say hello and smile...withoot intent. I always get asked as usual 'where am i from' and they always say in return, 'oh canada, very ...