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...The ups and downs of expat life, trailing partner issues, food, travel, and Japanese culture. It's a way to keep in touch with friends back home and all over the world, plus it's a corner for me to showcase my work. But really, I'm just a restless spirit looking for great adventures and fabulous food.

Nepal: From Kathmandu to Gorkha

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We were racing downhill for 140km towards Maoist trading town, Gorkha. The boys arrived five days before I did and fell ill (due to Herculean day trips out of Kathmandu and the awful pollution) so they slept for two days. . It was exhausting but it was a great first day — we were full of energy and ready for our Big Trip Out.

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This was our trusty support car that crawled behind us all the way.

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A water and granola bar (the kangaroo calls them nougat bars) break and a sweaty grin for the camera.

Related posts:

  1. Nepal: Gorkha
  2. Nepal: Setting off
  3. Notes on Nepal


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