Watch No 12 – nothing. After breakfast we walked up
to Yurutse, a one house village! It was amazingly scenic and we constantly
scanned for Leopards. At the settlement, well a huge house that is used as a homestay
we enjoyed a nice cup of tea and the guys brought lunch all the way up from
camp.
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Posing at Yurutse |
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Yurutse |
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Inside the Yurutse Homestay |
On the way back down a cold wind suddenly blew up,
which kept the temperature down but was nice whilst we were walking. The
highlight of the day was a group of Himalayan Snowcocks walking across the path
just a few metres in front of us. I don’t know who was more surprised! Anyway,
they scuttled up the hillside and I managed to follow them a short distance and
get a few nice pics.
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Himalayan Snowcocks |
By the time we returned to camp we’d walked 8kms and it
had been tough at times but good fun.
Watch No 13 – nothing.
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