Sunday, May 4, 2014

ACS - Nepal 2014 Update 2

Today's blog update is brought to us by Sakshi, Hanadi and Mona.

"What was once the bottom of the ocean is now the top of our world. With that, the Himalayan Mountains already seemed magical, and with our 16km hike around it its enchantment did not fail us. The juniors left at 9:30 this mourning heading up the road for about 2km, while the sophomores faced their fears while repelling down one of Nepal’s beautiful waterfall. 







The weather was great, and the view was amazing. We passed many villages where we saw men and women carrying large amounts of leaves and firewood in baskets. After walking, what seemed to be 40,000 stairs, which lead to the forest, we reached the village. We had lunch with a wonderful view of the river and the Borderlands camp. We finally reached the highlight of the hike: a gorgeous waterfall. After half an hour of splashing in the water and cooling down, we took the “short cut” skidding down the rocky dirt path. We arrived the camp at 2:00pm and enjoyed the rest of the evening playing card games, and planning what we are going to do for tomorrow’s community service activity at the local school."

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