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Most are from my camera which is old and not very good as my phone died day 2 (and the photos I did take for some stupid reason didn't automatically upload to google photos). Big post.
View from my hostel window in kathmandu; birds circling the cool evening air in search of dinner:
The start of the hike in Besisahar:
Soccer pitch in Besisahar:
Beginning of Hike:
First clear view of the annapurna mountains! Me and my mate couldn't believe it!
Slightly more zoomed in :
Undulations of the road:
Great spot looking down to Bahundanda (first night's sleep although I could've walked much further):
The great Annapurna, lifting to their lofty peaks over the carpet of subtropical forest...
Vistas following the valley north to the mighty Annapurna mountains from our first guesthouse:
Bahundanda (slightly out of focus but it's a great view none the less):
Taking a side route (everyone else took the road):
The Misty Mountains:
Town:
Already on the afternoon of day 2 we were seeing snow nearby!
Getting close to Tal (1700m) around 28.4N:
Remember, 1700m at 28.4N in late January; some of the coldest temps in this place ever supposedly. One of the wettest and coldest winters (snow was seen at the hills around the kathmandu valley twice in late jan and early feb).
End of day 2:
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Blooms! Ahhh Spring! Cool bird nest, how the heck is that being supported? lol
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