Friday, 25 November 2011

(Shortened) Trek to Langtang - Nepal


Only one thing prevented me from climbing any further up the Langtang trail: a flat stone devilishly poised on the equally treacherous tip of a stone buried underground, much like an iceberg does underwater. The aforementioned flat stone was seemingly laying flatly on the ground, therefore on it I stepped. The instant my foot touched the surface, it tilted to the right. My right ankle could bear a decent enough straining angle, but not to be plied like an origami, as it appeared it did. The snap I heard wasn't my bones breaking, but rather them being strained and dislodging themselves to come back into position soon after.

Anyhow, the two days I spent up there were fantastic. Wonderful scenery, demanding trail but not so difficult, great people and an unequalled feeling of freedom.

I also have taken what is probably one of my best sunset pictures so far. Let's hope you don't forget that I am no professional!

Ultimately, I know I'll go back to Nepal and finish what I started during this trek (and wear hiking boots that cover the ankles!).

Enjoy the pictures!

1 comment:

  1. Fichue entorse ! C'est pas l'pied...
    Raaaaaah ces montagnes roses...

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