Everyone comes to Pokhara for language training but many move on to other projects in other areas.
The Filmers have been here for 4 months and as a farewell before they moved to Surkhet they constructed a bbq, found a (small) lamb and cooked it up. It was great to eat roast lamb although it wasn't quite as good as the lamb served up on mum and dad's farm in Pongaroa.
The Filmers have been here for 4 months and as a farewell before they moved to Surkhet they constructed a bbq, found a (small) lamb and cooked it up. It was great to eat roast lamb although it wasn't quite as good as the lamb served up on mum and dad's farm in Pongaroa.
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| Curly - the lamb |
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| The Filmers youngest girl, Jasmine - she is 8 months old, crawling and really keen on walking with Jyoti - a language teacher |
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| Mark with the language teachers |
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| Grandad Paul with the missionary kids |
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| The bbq... An oil drum that has been adapted to burn coal and wood. |
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