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Everest et compagnie
À Nagarkot, il faut se lever vers les 5h15 AM afin d'avoir la chance d'apercevoir les cimes enneigées de la chaîne de montagnes Himalayennes.
Or, comme c'est la fin de la mousson, les température varient, et je me suis réveillé à 5h15, pour me rendre compte que le brouillard ne me laissait qu'une trentaine de mètres de visibilité... prochaine …
Sightseeing in Kathmandu
This morning I woke at 3:00 a.m., completely convinced it was 5:00 a.m., and couldn't get back to sleep. I discovered soon after that there was a thermos full of clean, safe drinking water next to my bed--my favorite discovery in recent history! I gulped it down with absolute relish, then watched Nepali/Hindi television until feeling inspired at 4: …
The Inappropriate Cake: Part Two
... but think that I would also fail a bathing assessment by Nepali standards. Secondly, female to female privacy was not considered at all, let alone be considered important. Another female client even came along to help scrub another naked client's back. I faltered before giving the member of staff feedback regarding this, as privacy seemed to be a western manifestation of need. Judging by the calm expression on the face of the person being scrubbed I decided ...
Boudinath and the Big Move
Well I'm pleased to say me and Sally now have somewhere permanent to live, however those of you inquiring about a postal address maybe asking a bit much. We have now officially moevd into the chicken shed, which has been done up quite nicely. Our Neighbors, the Tamangs (Chakra, Susanna and 4 year old Raju) may not speak much english but are very freindly giving us dried meat and inviting us in for some home brew Rocksi (basically moonshine but they call ...
Amazing trekking - an unforgettable experience!
... due to some health problems of one of the guests…). But for us this day was still easy and we made it well and early into the base camp. Here our fantastic guys started to put up our tents, collected fire wood and lots of Yak **** to make a lovely campfire, fetched water from the frozen river and soon prepared our yummy dinner. Our camp was at 4'500 meters and already in the early evening we had to retreat into our tent and sleeping bags to keep warm. After ...
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