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October 7th 2006
Published: January 18th 2007
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Six days into the trip and I can finally rejoice at the pleasure of having caught some kind of cold or mild influenza. Having finally managed to fall asleep in the early hours my body protests violently at the thought of having to get up and about already. At least the stomach is feeling mildly better, but I am not in the mood of taking any chances since we will spend most of the day on the narrow... Read Full Entry



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Meh... readers beware. I originally started this log to keep my mother up to date during a longer trip, but I quickly realized I wasn't about to waste my precious time off by sitting in some shady Internet café updating a blog nobody will read anyway. Nowadays it is more of a personal nostalgia and ego thing, but by all means, feel free to enjoy the speculations and hybris which will no doubt get reality checked soon enough. I will add older travel logs as time permits.... full info
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The bridge can be seen in the top right cornerThe bridge can be seen in the top right corner
The bridge can be seen in the top right corner
Roadside temple at the waterfallRoadside temple at the waterfall
Roadside temple at the waterfall
Boys will be boys...Boys will be boys...
Boys will be boys...
A good place to ponder on those classical questionsA good place to ponder on those classical questions
A good place to ponder on those classical questions
Who are we? Where do we come from? Where are we going? What's for dinner in Mongar?
Thinking he's all that...Thinking he's all that...
Thinking he's all that...
One of the more hardheaded opponents so far. Dorji had to use all of his horn-mashing skills. I am sure a few curses followed. A worthy foe.
Vertical village, KhedraVertical village, Khedra
Vertical village, Khedra
Garden partyGarden party
Garden party
Recent immigrants from Ura celebrate their arrival near Dingor village
Making friends in Zimgang villageMaking friends in Zimgang village
Making friends in Zimgang village
The crops glow in the late afternoon sunThe crops glow in the late afternoon sun
The crops glow in the late afternoon sun
Terraces above Kuri Zam bridgeTerraces above Kuri Zam bridge
Terraces above Kuri Zam bridge
My room at the Druk Zhongkhar HotelMy room at the Druk Zhongkhar Hotel
My room at the Druk Zhongkhar Hotel
Room breakdown: Electricity: Reliable. European style two pin plug available. Toilet: Fully operational. Hot water supply: Abundant! Heating: Mongar was not a cold place. Food: Good restaurant, especially the Indian dishes. Spoils: Indian Television. Well, buried somewhere in loads of interference. Pets: They stayed out of my view.
The bathroom at the Druk Zhongkhar HotelThe bathroom at the Druk Zhongkhar Hotel
The bathroom at the Druk Zhongkhar Hotel
Hot water a-plenty!



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