For the residency (see prior post for an explanation), we spent the week at a small hostel/hotel in Dhulikhel, a lovely green, hilly area east of Kathmandu.
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| Rice paddies along the road leading to Dhulikhel. |
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| Students hauling luggage to the guestrooms of the hillside hostel/hotel where the weeklong residency of teaching and fellowship took place. |
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| An early morning rain cleaned the air and revealed a few Himalayan peaks that had been hiding behind the clouds. |
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| The rain also left a rainbow behind! |
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| I'm always keen to explore flora and fauna that are new to me, and to capture them on film if I can. |
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| The food was great, and Nepali, naturally, not American. This is breakfast. Yum! |
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| Narayan Khadkha is the DAI director for Nepal. Cindy Perry oversees all of south and southeast Asia for DAI and has worked in the region for many years. They are amazing people! |
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| An essential activity were the twice daily tea breaks, one in the morning and one in the afternoon. A wonderful opportunity to get to know one another. |
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| Another meal - this is lunch. |
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| The Kathmandu cohort. This was their fourth of seven residencies that will take place throughout the three year program. |
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| Yum, time for dinner! |
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| Another breakfast. |
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