58.16 Nepal: Pokhara: Sarangkot a wow despite poor visibility, a quest realized.
Sunrise one early morning. The day begins and later would turn out to be another very special one. After this spectacular experience, hike and visuals, meeting some 'little people' and Jenni's determination, I transitioned into a special space (after a shower) where one is at complete peace. (Reality will set in later but what's new?) Sunshine one beautiful day. The kids are a delight. As I tumbled into the abyss, falling steadily down, not accelerating as one would expect, my mind wondered what had brought me to this position. A few days previously, we had flown a long journey from the United States to Asia, arriving in the tumultuous Kathmandu. Unless a person has experienced it firsthand, I doubt whether a reasonably sane human could envisage such chaos. To its credit, it’s organized chaos. However, please don’t ask me to define the term. That would be chaotic for my brain which currently is functioning well below optimum which in and of itself may be an optim...