Sunday, we met for breakfast at 6:30 and set off for the airport at 7:00. Liam and Sam checked in and we said our goodbyes, we, Laura, Ben and Chris, went on the search for a flight to Delhi. We managed to board a flight at 9:50 and be on our quick 2 hour flight to Delhi, we played musical chairs on the plane as we struggled to find seats that had screens working and we ate a good old curry breakfast! When we landed in Delhi it was hot hot hot, close to 40°c, we...

As we were coming in to land all that stood out amongst all the buildings were bright orange tents, everywhere, but most significantly in clusters in open spaces. When we landed we took our transfer back to our hotel in Thamel, an area of Kathmandu that luckily is not badly damaged, we dropped our bags and headed straight for the British Embassy, we spoke to a lady from the Red Cross who advised us flights are running to London and Delhi so we should proceed to o...

Friday, we had a bit of a lie in, packed our bags just in case we got a call to the airport then chilled in our room chatting and listening to music, luckily at 11:00 Sangam told us to get our stuff and we walked to the airport. It was all a bit hectic but as soon as we were through to departures we had the waiting game, for about 3 hours, the planes stopped due to weather, the pilots stopped for lunch and then finally it was our turn! The flight back to Kathmand...

Wednesday we met for breakfast at 7:00, Ben and Laura were up earlier as we couldn't sleep well so we stood and waited for the old man to come out and see his wall, Ben was so pleased to see his happy face once he realise his wall was all fixed. We started hiking at 8:00, down past a runway where the ones who could afford it were getting collected by helicopter, through Namche Bazaar which luckily by the time we got their a lot of the buildings were part repaired...

Tuesday, we hiked at 7:30 continuing down, we had lunch at Deboche and Sangam told us we would ask villagers and other guides which town was best/safer to stay in tonight. It was decided we would stay at Khumjung (3780m) which we were happy about as it was somewhere different to see. The village was really quiet big and also had many damaged buildings with most people sleeping in tents outside as they feel it's safer than being in their own homes. The family wher...