This leg of the trek where the photos were taken was the most beautiful part. With a great panoramic view of the mountains, rhododendron flowers in full bloom everywhere, lavender, being literally in the clouds, and walking first along a tall thin ridge, then dropping into a deep rocky gorge, it's hard to top.
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| Ginger with some lavender trees. |
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| Head in the clouds. |
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| There was clouds settling in the valleys on both sides of the ridge we walked across, very neat. |
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| Reading "On the Road" waiting for lunch. |
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| Filling our bottle with water falling down the walls of the gorge. |
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| Bed of Rhododendrons. |
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| Chicks! |
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| Our friend Alfred, hunting monkeys. |
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| Langur! We saw monkeys a couple times, so cool to see wild monkeys! |
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| The terraced fields of wheat give the mountains an alien like look. |
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| Full of lady bugs. |
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| We had to cross plenty of suspension bridges, this one was particularly scary. |
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| Not a swimming pool. We got excited. |
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| It was quite hot during the day, Ginger wetting her hat to stay cool. |
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| Laundry. |
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| I wasn't too sure about this bridge... |
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| Stairs, so many stairs! |
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| Looking down into the valley. |
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| The nicest view of the mountain range, in my opinion. |
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| Fog in the gorge, I felt like I was in Lord of the Rings. |
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| Yaks. |
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| Crib/rocker, Nepali style. |
Stay tuned for more photos!
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