of two.
We were all really excited to trek in Nepal. However, limited time and equipment meant we couldn’t do anything too difficult. We booked a two day trek from Pokhara and got walking.
photo by Frannie
While the trek wasn’t exactly what we were expecting (lower elevation, limited mountain views, and “trekking” on dirt roads), the children we met along the way made it all worth it.
photo by Molly
The plan was to hike in the morning to our guide’s house where we would eat lunch. As we neared the guide’s neighborhood, we encountered his niece and nephews along the way. The children were very friendly striking up conversations with Molly and Frances. There was even a little singing.
When we arrived at our guide’s house the rest of his family welcomed and entertained us. At a certain point the children ended up with the cameras. I’ll have to write an entire post dedicated to their photography.
photo by Molly
photo by Molly
photo by Molly
photo by Mike
photo by Molly
After eating a delicious meal and being decorated with flowers, we continued our trek up the hill.
photo by Molly
xo, jill
Oh, man! When I scrolled down to that kid gettin his gangster lean on on the back of the scooter I almost peed a little. Where they already that gangster or did you pass on your swagger?
That’s our guide’s son. He’s hilarious. He climbed up on the bike saying, “One photo! One photo!” I have some video of him to share as well!