Rust-breasted bird greet us as we arrive in Kyang village, another abandoned stone village
Entrance sign to Kyang, a beautiful plateau at 12,6oo' where we camped for 2 nights
An enterprising local set up a little store
We set up camp in a field
Our mess tent
Standing with Shama, the donkey driver. A little guy with a big heart.
Life doesn't get any better than this. Coffee in the morning with this breath-taking view of the Annapurnas.Click on pic once/twice for grand view
Mick and Changa, our awesome cook
I woke up early to take photos. I caught Changa walking along a little ridge.
Toilet tents with a view
Angela shows us prayer flags her church members in Victoria signed. She plans to hang it on Kang La Pass, the first of two 18,000' summits.
On our lay-over day, the porters/sherpas play vollyball. Where do they get the energy?
Our campground below massive cliffs
The lads on a cliff edge overlooking a canyon
At sunrise
Sigh! . . . this was one of my favorite moments
Annapurna II, 26,192' (L) and Pesang Peak, 20,100' (R)
Wow! What luck! I just happened to catch an avalanche while I had my camera out.
Laundry Day
Kangaru Peak, 23,037', is also visible from the campground
Early morning shot of Annapurna II
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