We have just returned from an area where the earthquake caused significant damage. Our four hour journey was two hours of 4 wheel drive track in two vehicles. It was a very bumpy ride!
I will let the pictures tell the story.
The drive through Kathmandu, traffic is very light due to the fuel shortage, but there is congestion at bottlenecks.
I will let the pictures tell the story.
The drive through Kathmandu, traffic is very light due to the fuel shortage, but there is congestion at bottlenecks.
Swing in the middle of the road!
The classic Nepal photo - terraced hillsides.
Overloaded buses, also due to the fuel shortage
Our campsite, in the middle of the village of tin and timber
Our host, Puran (left), his friend Maka (right) and Maka's son (middle)
We stayed with Maka's family
Maka's mother, a cheeky lady!
Fiona has a go on the giant swing
Tea time
Ministering to the sick
Maka's niece. She had curled fingers and her little fingers on both hands stuck out the the side. After ministry and prayer, her fingers straightened.
Woolen garments knitted in New Zealand, given out to the villages
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