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The local meat market. This was on a dirt road with lots of flies. I decided on the spot to be a vegetarian for this trip. |
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Yaks cheese is quite mild. We thought we’d be surviving on protein bars, but the food here is quite good! |
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Disposable leaf bowls sold by a girl with at least one hand in the western world. She has a red dot or “bindi” on her third eye for beauty and focus. |
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Rice is moved around more efficiently by handtruck than car. The Nepalese are some fit folks. |
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Winner winner chicken dinner. |
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Sacred cows roam through the streets. You do need to watch out for the holy shit, too. |
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Gooseberries are easy to grow and love the sun. Kathmandu is at 5,000 ft. elevation, so that works. |
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This was an inkling of what was to come in Nepal. Women carry very heavy stuff here! |
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Cock of the walk |
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Bara, Nepalese savory pancakes, are made with eggs and lentils. |
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Bhaktapur yogurt, with a hint of citrus and honey, is served in clay bowls that are made here. |
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Eyes full of hope, but there will be no real ice cream for Mike in Nepal. It could be on the agenda when we get home. |
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