Annapurna Trek - Day Three

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November 19th 2009

Published: November 28th 2009

We started our day at the unsociable hour of 5am to climb to Poon Hill (a steep ascent of around 400 metres) which we were assured would be worth the effort. It was freezing when we set off by torch light in the pitch black with hundreds of stars above us. Dan saw a shooting star and he wished we make it up and back in one piece. We slowly started to pass other groups who had left earlier as they... Read Full Entry

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Toilet

One of the many 'drop holes' along the route...

Trekking

Trekking 2

Trekking 3

Dan struggling after the early morning hike,

Tadapani

Arriving at Tadapani where we stayed the night.

Lodge View

Tapadani View

View of the village wearing our yak wool hats which cost £2!

Room

Basic but comfortable.

29th November 2009

zena, dave & tony
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Engagement Congrats !!
Hi Nat/Dan Spoke to Mum last night gave us your good news, we are really enjoying logging onto your blog, what a wonderful experience.

3rd December 2009

Mum & Les
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Loving the blogs, just caught up after getting back from Kenya. Amazing photos, and we know they don't really capture the moment as it is. Keep safe as you journey on XXXOOO

1st March 2010

Luke Ehrlich
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Trip so far.............
Dan and Nat the trip looks absolutely amazing!!!!!!!!!! The photo's are just breathtaking and the added stories make it a very entertaining read. I am only halfway through all the blogs and are looking forward to reading on.......... Hope the rest of the trip is as enjoyable as it has been so far and I look forward to hopefully catching up with you both in Queensland. Adios Amigo!!!!!!!

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