IHR marsxado al Chisapani














Hodiauxa programo estis sukcesa.

Je la 9a matene ni lasis la hotelon Marsjangdi kaj per buso ni veturis al Saudarijal.
Ni ekmarsxis je la 10.30 matene kaj gxuis la montaron.
Mi kaj s-ino Ito rekte perdis la vojon kaj ni rekte venis al Chisapani kaj atendas niajn gesamideanojn. Ni estis tre malsataj kaj ankaux perdis tagmangxon.
La vetero estas malvarma sed la montaro belege videblis.

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