Back in Kathmandu
Had a few great days in Langtang. Will try to post a few pix tomorrow!
Now back in this noise and dust that calls itself Kathmandu…
Had a few great days in Langtang. Will try to post a few pix tomorrow!
Now back in this noise and dust that calls itself Kathmandu…
I like to travel, and I like to snap pictures!
My mother got me an Eurorail ticket when I was 15, and together with two friends, we adventured into France. This was the beginning of a new addiction. I do like to take pictures, so one thing leads to another. On this site, I want to share some of my pictures and some of my trips with you!
Now I am on the road for more than 8 months every year. Visiting old friends and making new friends while exploring this big blue ball.
Panoramic view of the Langtang Mountain. The green peak on the right is the next stop. Almost up – 4606 meters – and the clouds did come fast now. So only a short stop. And i had the room key – Rebecca is on the way down to take a shower – not good! So…
Imagine a perfect triangular mountain, capped by snow and buffeted by the icy winds of the Himalaya. Imagine a millpond calm lake, perfectly reflecting the snowy peaks. Now imagine a village on the lakeshore, thronged by travellers and reverberating to the sound of ‘om mani padme hum’ from a hundred shops selling prayer flags, carpets,…
While i sit in a bus crossing Nepal’s roads towards Langtang the blog works like magic and puts this post on line. I love it :-) More walking in the city More temple and stuff Oh energy saving street lamps – nice when we had power outs the last nights…. Later we went to the…
Time to get the harvesting done The 1st night i did stay here – Sweaming Pool! Who can resist?? Not too nice – walking at the new road. Looks like in 2 years you do the round with the mountain bike… …in 3 with the jeep! Wait for the next landslide when the monsoon starts……
Landscape changes a lot at the treck – this one is quite interesting. On the left you can see the 2 Frenchies – gives you and idea about proportions. Mr. Yak in autumn colours – quite trendy for up here! Still a bit of moon to see. Some houses had still locks on the doors….
Sorry farmers! I did build the road and i do really not know why all your fields did come down… Guess this keeps the bridge save? Stau Hardcore road building I bring you the power – pole at last! Entrance to Tal Mule down – Trekker and blanket sales man up
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Looking forward to see your picture
aaah, now i know :o))
Awesome Marc
Great photos, looks like so much fun. Happy trails, Terry in Pai.