We got to Deboche last night and we had no power, no phone carrier and no WiFi. No power was due to the man in charge of the power is sick and in hospital. Headlamps out for the first time on the trek. Matt being an ex electrician was asked if he could look at their generator that wasn’t working it runs on diesel but apparently needed petrol just to get it going. No petrol was available.
We commenced our walk to Dingboche this morning for our second acclimatization day. I have no phone carrier and WiFi is quite expensive.
Not a T-shirt in sight today. Although the sun was out, we had strong wind which made it rather cool. Everyone is feeling really good at 4400 meters.
Tomorrow is our acclimatization walk up to Chukung. Still very dusty and we have been told there hasn’t been any flights between Lukla and Kathmandu for two days due to weather.
We commenced our walk to Dingboche this morning for our second acclimatization day. I have no phone carrier and WiFi is quite expensive.
Not a T-shirt in sight today. Although the sun was out, we had strong wind which made it rather cool. Everyone is feeling really good at 4400 meters.
Tomorrow is our acclimatization walk up to Chukung. Still very dusty and we have been told there hasn’t been any flights between Lukla and Kathmandu for two days due to weather.
 The mobile butcher  Dorrie making way for the Yak train. |  Matt, Dale & Stacey alongside the wall of drying Yak Dung  On the trails with our lunch destination in the distance. |  Shot Put at 4000 meters.  Gotta love a good squatter. I rate this one a 10 out of 10 |
