First Days.
There are so many pictures that you can skim to their story alone, or delve deeper via my diary. It is un-edited and frank, showing another, inner journey between the lines.
Although we visited many, you will find no snaps of temples showing people.This is out of simple respect. All photos of people are shown only with their permission.
The really dangerous things missed our cameras too. We were too busy running!
If you want to skip to the trek proper, go to 'Looking Back Over our Trail'. Navigate the index at the right of every page to get around, and click any pic for an enlargement.
Right then, off we go! Let me introduce you to
FOUR STUBBORN BASTARDS IN NEPAL.
Here's three of us; the fourth is behind the camera:
We look happy because we've just done something great! We've climbed to Ghorepani and then on to Poon Hill. (3210 m.) It was hard. Just a bit.
Here's the fourth one, squinting something horrible:
Although we visited many, you will find no snaps of temples showing people.This is out of simple respect. All photos of people are shown only with their permission.
The really dangerous things missed our cameras too. We were too busy running!
If you want to skip to the trek proper, go to 'Looking Back Over our Trail'. Navigate the index at the right of every page to get around, and click any pic for an enlargement.
Right then, off we go! Let me introduce you to
FOUR STUBBORN BASTARDS IN NEPAL.
Here's three of us; the fourth is behind the camera:
We look happy because we've just done something great! We've climbed to Ghorepani and then on to Poon Hill. (3210 m.) It was hard. Just a bit.
Here's the fourth one, squinting something horrible:
