Quiet Day

After my flight the rest of my day was really quite quiet. I've got talking to a woman called bronte from Melbourne Australia who just took a package from her job at a library and decided to take off indefinitely. It' amazing how many people just travel on their own. We chatted most of the morning, and in the afternoon I just had a wander around the town, had coffee in one of the tea rooms and read for an hour. In the evening Bronte and I went for a pizza at Fire and Ice so it was my turn to introduce this place to someone new.

It's staggering where the time goes when you're just chatting and I've even watched a few films since I've been here.

Today I've booked to go to a small village called Bandhipur which is half way to Pokhara - downside is that it's a 3 and half hour journey on the tourist bus. I'm going to stay for 2 nights to take in the sights of this Newari village which apparently still maintain it' original authentic look. I don't know if there'll be internet access so if you don't hear from me until Wednesday - don't worry.

Sorry I've not got much to say in this blog but will try and make up for it in my next one.

thanks Yas for all your comments on my photos and blogs. I feel quite the little author these days.

Ceri tell Dave to send me an email - I haven't heard from him for weeks. i tried sending an email yesterday to you both but AOL just wouldn't send them.

Hope all is well with everyone. Jeanette - send me an email and I'll try and keep in touch better.

Love to all. Sue. xxxxxxxx