I have taken it for walks, and tried to ignore the fear that someone is going to take it away from me. I really didn't realise the emotional investment I made in my old camera until now, but, um, it's there. I think it maybe has something to do with the way the camera is so closely interwoven with my children, and their life experiences.
So, moving onwards, here are some pictures of out hols with Grandma and Granda, in Pokhara.... We stayed at a farmhouse, next to an organic farm.
I love the way the littles go from this....
To this.....
With me barely even noticing, and then I suddenly realise I have armfuls of clothing and wonder how they 'tricked' me.
We also managed a couple of teeny babu-treks - Lonely Planet classics - up to the Peace Pagoda, and Sarangkot. There are some sneaky, hidey Himalaya out there somewhere...
Beautiful xx
ReplyDeleteWow, those photos are breathtaking, the mountains are so huge!! Looks like you all had a happy time. xxxx
ReplyDeleteGlad you had a good time, and glad you got a new camera too!
ReplyDeleteMe and DH were only just talking about what age do we think the boys would be up to a weeny trek in Nepal, maybe a few years yet! But inspiring to hear you are doing a few
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Your lovely photos are bringing back memories of the time I spent in Nepal when I was 18. Those himalaya appearing through the clouds, seeming impossibly high! I loved Pokhara and the surrounding area. We did the trek up to Annapurna Base Camp. Beautiful!
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