My blog app has stopped posting images so I’ve had to install some different software. Hoping this works.
Here are the missing pictures from my mask making day.
The last day in Kathmandu was great, Kanti was great again and I went to a nepalese home to make so Momo (dumplings) with a family. They were so welcoming. We sat and chatted for ages. They offered me some rice wine which is pretty much moonshine. Wow. I skipped home in the rain and had another wonderful afternoon.
Yesterday I travelled west. I did some rafting with a group from Hong Kong then I made my way up the hill to a little village in the hills called Bandipur. I managed to make it up in time to walk up a further hill to catch the sunset. Wow. I can’t describe it other than in a picture so there should be one attached below. I’m staying in a hotel that costs £3 a night. It’s extremely basic but the views are outstanding.
I’ve had a really chilled day today wandering around looking at views and basically chilling on my own. It’s just amazing here.
Tomorrow I head back down to Pokhara, a town with views of the the biggest mountain range in the world next to a huge lake. I can’t wait.
Much Love, C.xxx
Creating Cosy Feelings 
Great to see you are enjoying yourself. You should meet lots of people in Pokhara so don’t worry about being on your own. Try and get to Chitwan at some point and ride the elephants down to the river but a word of warning don’t go in unless you want an awful tummy bug. You are going to love Annapurna at sunrise, dress up warmly. Loving reading your blog. Lots of love Aunty Jayne. Keep safe.
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Thanks Aunty Jayne, I didn’t realise you had been to Nepal. Yep Pokhara is much more friendly place and lake is peaceful and cooling to look at. It’s great being able to keep everyone updated at the same time and something to complete regularly. Hope your well and enjoy baby James cuddles often! Much Love.xx
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My mum was over last night and showed us your blog…. Whow! That pretty much sums up our first impression of your trip….. Weee! That was our second impression when we realised James needed to be changed!!
Have fun, take lots of photos with you in them and for those times when traveling gets hard try try and think of your top 5 favorite things!
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Poor you, sounds like you are having a bit of a rough time, but take heart I am enjoying reading all about your travels. Tummy trouble is a bit hard to avoid when travelling. Take plenty of rest and fluids. Don’t get downhearted. Lots of love Aunty Jayne.
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