Namaste friends, family and loved ones,
A 5am down pour woke us up this morning putting a real damper on our prospects of flying back to the Capitol of Nepal. We prepared for departure none the less and as luck would have it, the clouds lifted and we caught a flight.
Taking off from the world’s shortest runway we relaxed and enjoyed our flight to civilization.
Showers, shopping and Kruising for good food is our focus. Oh how good it is to be at low altitude.
All my best,
Vern Tejas
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