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Apr 11 2016

Day 14

Three Things
Day 15

Saturday, April 11, 2015

In the morning I went up to the school and finished the network/computer work. Everything worked, but they still needed a power supply for the switch and a monitor. Luke will follow up on that.

The nursing school entrance.
The nursing school entrance.

I came back and we had lunch at the nursing school’s festival and fundraiser, called The TNS Mela 2072. Note the year… They had all kinds of great food, entertainment, and a theatrical presentation. Most of the rest of the afternoon was spent getting ready to leave for Pokhara in the morning.

Lunch at the nursing school. Festival presentation at the Tansen Nursing School.

Dinner after church.At 4:00 pm we went to an English language church service that is held on the hospital compound every other Saturday. It’s followed by a dinner that is prepared by the didis. Both were great and a nice end to my time in Tansen.

My last look (for now) at the Tansen valley.
My last look (for now) at the Tansen valley.

On a hike.

When dinner was over Nora and I took a walk on the trail down on the hillside below the nursing school that she liked to escape to at times. The amount of variation in such a short distance was surprising. We saw mud huts, modern homes, a pine forest, vine-like jungle trees, and open fields. I wasn’t ready to be leaving so soon, but I as excited for the next chapter of my trip.

A pine forest.
A pine forest.
Fence posts made out of cast concrete.
Fence posts made out of cast concrete. Wood is at a premium in Nepal, masonry and stonework abounds.
Of course Nora had to swing on a fine from a tree!
Of course Nora had to swing on the vine from a tree!

After the walk we came back and did our final packing up. Taxi for Pokhara comes at 9:00 am tomorrow!

Three Things
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Written by Pete Schaefers · Categorized: Visiting Tansen

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