Trekking in Nepal, is takes some time to become accustomed to crossing the rickety wooden bridges that cross the raging streams and rivers below. Yet, the sure-footed porters wearing worn gym boots and lugging heavy loads spring across them like as if it were a flat pavement. The bridge in the photo was my favourite of them all, looking like a failed boy scout project, yet providing a crossing for this glacial stream.
I definitely wouldn't take my time to enjoy the view from that bridge!
I swear that bridge is still there! What year were you there again?
would there be any other bridge to cross it?? not sure if I would be confident to step on that thing..
@anil: I seem to recall bustling across with a cautious haste.
@sherry: I think it was 2001.
@marta: No other bridge for many miles I suspect. Whatever you feel, you just cross it, it is part of trekking.
Another fact to prove how lucky we are to live in where we are now. We should appreciate everything we have in hands now rather than complaining…
Well well, those who are adventurous must try this out, is really exciting and terrifying…
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