Gillian Wonderful

Gillian Another wonderful description that made me feel I was actually there...I love your blogs guys.

Mum Another fantastic entry...you have a wonderful use of language to describe places so that I am transported there...keep em coming

Mum Fantastic...sounds wonderful x

Mum Once again so beautifully described that I felt I was there with you both x

Mum Omg it sounds amazing but very risky especially the diving....glad to know it after the experience rather than before or during. You describe it so well I can feel the tension as I read...thanks for sharing it all...

Rich Absolutely love it my friend! One of the best places in the world!

Mum Another great blog guys...sounds absolutely amazing...the out of the way places are the ones I would like to visit...u describe them so well and sounds like the people could teach us in the West a thing or two...keep the blogs coming x

Shane McCarthy I taught school for a year in this area and consider it to be one of the prettiest places on earth! But save your money folks-there's usually no need for a guide or a porter unless you are physically handicapped. Pre trek training is the key to success in Himalayan trekking or you will waste your time going there, joining the legions of visitors who underestimated the effort required to climb hills which are bigger than most mountains in many countries. In that one year I never used porters of guides even once. The trails of Nepal are the highways of the country and thus are quite wide in most places with tea shops set up, rest places,villages...it'd be an effort to get lost on trails which are that big and most major trails are like that.I've met trekkers on several occasions who'd hired a guide,only to realise later that they didn't need him!

Mum A tree house sounds the perfect home - I have lots of trees if you want to build a holiday home!!!!

gillian Once again soubds spectacular...the cave bit was scary even to read!!

Sam Great blog, I love your style of writing... Great times!!! Miss you guys ! Sam

mum Wow what an amazing story. The resilience of the people is mindboggling and we think we know what life is about in the west. Do we really have a clue. You two could be travel writers. Lovely to share it with you x