Oct 24th, 2012 - Colder Days and Nights
The
girls were a wealth of information. We thanked them for
all their help and wished them well.
Another disappointing morning.
Excuse me. I meant to say, another
cold disappointing morning. I know, I know. But my inpatients will not be virtuous in this situation. If I were
still in my twenties, I am sure that I would not let the cold and the
No activity captured on the camera traps bother me.
(but I am not in my twenties and am now questioning where are the
tigers? It would be nice to see just one more image on the
camera traps. We need to think about moving camp deeper into
the jungle as the "tiger" may have moved to a different
area with the coming cold. Not sure, really. How tigers
behave in Nepal is all new to me. Before I left Kathmandu,
I received an invitation to observed tigers in the
Chitawan preserve. I did not have time to do so
before beginning our tiger trek. I am hoping to do so upon
my return. That will allow me to compare our notes with known tiger
tracks, scat and alike.
Huddling in front of the fire in a villager's home |
On
another note, the girls working close to our camp have
moved their cattle operation down to a lower elevation.
The days are getting short and the air is getting a bit too
cold for the cattle.
Sherpa "Cattle Girls" |
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