Pangboche to Dingboche

Today we will have breakfast at 8 and leave at 8:30. It will be 6 hour day of trekking. When I woke up at 5:45 it was 23 degrees. No central heating. Every once in awhile while I was sleeping I thought I heard a furnace start up. Nope. Incessantly barking dogs were Ike me up early today. I went to sleep at 8:30

I have hand warmers that I throw into my sleeping bag while I am getting ready and it really helps. I throw my long underwear in to warm them up too. And my sleeping socks. By the middle of the night I am too warm. I sleep in smart wool long underwear and socks. I keep forgetting a beanie to keep my head warm. Apparently this helps with decreasing Altitude sickness.

In the morning, I just put my clothes for the day, in my still warm sleeping bag and then decided, why not me too. I was freezing!

This guest house is pretty new, they were affected by that terrible earthquake a few year ago so they rebuilt. I think they forgot the sink ! No where to brush your teeth! Don’t worry, I did anyway.

And only a squatter for the toilet. Difficult with sore legs. Aiming is fun!

My room does not have a lock from the inside, broken. A man walked in yesterday looking for Nimmi. So, last night I placed my duffle between the door and bed and felt safe enough.

Chatted with a young solo female traveler last night. She’s from UK but lives in Australia. She spent six months in South America never sleeping in a bed and cried when she finally did . She is climbing a mountain today snd will start medical school soon. Her guide is Nimmis boyfriend.

View from my room

What’s this?

Nimmis house
Dinner from last night
Nimmis family house
From the monastery
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