Visit with Sgt. Khadka

Yangdu, thanks for the pics. Just beautiful. The building with the yellow roof is amazing, is it a home or a business? You look happy in the pics! I look forward to seeing more pics! Fran In Missouri
 
Very nice pictures, thanks for sharing them with us, hope that's not all of them. I want to see more.
 
Wow, what a beautiful country. Those terraces on the hills with the mountains in the background are amazing! Sounds and looks like you met up with some lovely people as well!
 
DO YOU ACTUALLY MEAN NOBODY HAS DONE IT YET?

OK.

HERE GOES!

FIELD TRIP!

SHOTGUN!

HA...BEAT YOU GUYS TO IT!

Shane
 
The elderly lady is Tamang lady, she loves to cook for her family member.
 
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That stream reminded me of James Corbett's writings of fishing for trout & mahseer in the streams of Nepal & Northern India. Need to re-read them this winter.
Uplander
 
Yangdu,

how does the stove work? Does the lady put firewood in the hole and then the flames come up thru holes under the pots?

She puts the firewood in the hole (Nepali chulo) then the flames come up thru holes under the pots and pan. My father ranch house has huge Nepali chulo where we use to cook our everyday food and kept home nice and warm too.


Also is that a grain grinder in the last set of pictures.
They are traditional millstone (ghatta) grain grinder.
 
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The building with the yellow roof is Buddish temple (gompa).
 
Thanks Yangdu for the wonderful and fun pictures:)
We loved seeing Sgt, Khadka and his family and home.

Be Well
Holly and Mark
 
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