We've been home for about a week, but still fighting a bit of jetlag and Jim still getting over being sick. His worst day happened to be the day we flew home--a miserable flight for him. He is still coughing but feeling much better. Elder & Sister Rempp sent me some of their pictures of our travels:
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| Receiving our award for bringing water to a hospital. Sister Rempp on my right. |
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| Just one of the several government people we met at their offices. The lady in red was recently appointed and we really did enjoy our few minutes' visit with her. |
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| A woman and one of her goats--so picturesque. |
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| Above & below, it was fun taking a rickshaw! They don't get as much money as a taxi but they sure work harder on the uneven pavement. |
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| Jim checking on a holding tank below the spring. |
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| We have our tika's and we are ready for a long hike up the rice field 'steps'. |
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| Someone had left a fun piece of equipment at this little school up on the mountain. |
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| The strength of these older women in Nepal is amazing--these bushes are so heavy you can't believe it. |
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| An incredibly beautiful picture taken by Carol Rempp. |
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| Dancing with the little old gentleman who later became my 'hoist' up the ancient rice fields. |
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| At the beginning of one of our hikes to a spring. |
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| Brother of the groom, looking pretty fancy himself. |
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| The beautiful but treacherous Mt. Everest. |
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