Colorful Boats Float in Lake Phewa in Pokhara

the Town Where We Began Our Trek

Terraced Farmland on the Road Outside of Pokhara

Suzan Stepping Up One of the 3,700 Stone Steps

That Climb About 1,000 Meters in 1.5 Miles!

A Young Village Boy That Watched Us Walk By

A Gorgeous Glimpse of Annapurna South Peak, About

Halfway Up the 3,700 Steps

Looking From Our Guesthouse Room in Ghorepani

Toward the Peak of Dhaulagiri I

Morning Sunrise at Poon Hill With Dhaulagiri I,

in the Background. 8172 Meters, the 7th Highest Mountain in the World

Prayer Flags Flying on Poon Hill With the

Annapurna Range in the Background

A Long Day of Trekking in the Snow, Up Big Hills

and Then Down Big Hills, Then Up More Hills

Children of the Proprietor of a Guesthouse We

Stayed at One Evening

Village Lady Carrying Her Load

Not Hills, Nor Descents, Nor Snow Will Stop Suzan,

But a Well Placed Water Buffalo is Another Story

A Village Home With Pretty Flowered Vine

Suzan With a Large Landslide as a Backdrop, Prior

to a Very Large Descent Into the Valley and Climb Out

Various Times During Our Trek We Hiked

Through Forests of Rhododendron

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Very Typical Himilayan Village Scene With

Terraced Farmland and Houses

Village Girl Carrying Her Brother

Village Lady Shifting Corn

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Farmer and His Wife Guide the Water Buffalo Team

Grading Their Farm Plot for Planting

A Group of Children With Their Baskets Getting

Ready to Work on the Farm

Young Village Girl With Basket Ready to Help

Out on the Farm

Machhapuchhare Peak, aka Fishtail Peak, Rises

7,000 Meters Through Passing Storm Clouds

Breakfast in Chomrong at the International Guest

House. Fishtail Peak in the Background

Fresh, Live Chickens Arrive Daily Courtesy of the

Chicken Man Carrying His Pens on His Back

Villagers Descending With Baskets of Wood

Strapped to Their Head Pass a Human Bush Heading Up

Two Village Ladies Pass on the Trail

Village Children Proudly Show Off Their New Color

Pencils and Paper Which We Provided to Them

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A "Hobbit Like" Stone Dwelling, Complete With

Thatch Roof Where Someone Actually Lives

Approaching the Famous Farming Village of

Ghandruk

A Guesthouse in the Village of Ghandruk

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