Nepal Part 2

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Is that a BUMBAG?! Shameful

Iron Ryan, mmmmmmmmmmm?
How do son o mine, Once again a cracking blog,informative and full of pictures just the way we like them, we don't have the majestic Himalayas here in Horwich of course but we do have the picturesque snow capped peaks of Rivington pike and winter hill on our doorstep and the freezing weather to go with them,mind you cant complain as the worst of the snow seems to have avoided us up to yet,Kayleigh has had it far worse in Leeds and there are other parts of the country at a virtual standstill due to the weather conditions. Spotting wildlife and sitting outside drinking cold beers enjoying Nepalese sunsets sounds good to me although the festivities involving the mass execution or is it sacrifice? (same thing really, don't suppose the chickens, ducks, goats, etc would care to differentiate between the two given the choice) of domestic animals is a different thing altogether, still, each to their own as they say. Sounds like the next blog entry is going to be a complete change, away from the snow of Nepal and into the sunshine of Malaysia, quite a contrast and a massive change in climate and scenery, looking forward as always to reading the next instalment and of course lots of piccies. I will sign of for now, and remember as always keep well and stay safe love dadx