I am still trying to figure out if I am jet lagged or not. My theory is that, because of such a long flight, I passed through my
normal zone of travel tiredness back into my regular schedule. Still writing this, I am a bit tired after a long day.
I woke up early to take a short walk around Kathmandu. Early mornings, I’ve found from a previous visit to India, are a… Read the rest
Posted on August 30th, 2010We continue the story begun in part I here.
Day 3
After getting dumped on for much of the night, we weren’t sure what day 3 would bring. My first peek out through the shelter zipper revealed some blue sky and the top of Tower 1 among the clouds, so I stuck the camera out to take a photo looking the other direction. I got a photo of a… Read the rest
Posted on August 30th, 2010Cali lies fetal in the front yard. Her parents are on their way to visit us in Missoula and I prepare myself for the well-deserved interrogation that awaits me. It was my idea to achieve our first century day today, and judging from her night spent puking out of the tent, I knew full well that maybe Cali wasn’t physically fit to ride a hundred miles… at least not today.… Read the rest
Posted on August 26th, 2010
I’ll be back in the States through September!!… I DO regret the carbon cost in jet fuel it took to get here. So in the meantime, I’ll try to offset it a bit by sharing with you a few of my favorite organizations that are working hard to make the world a better place for all of us… I thank those putting energy into causes they… Read the rest
