The Eighth Note Above ( 3120 m. ) Sea Level: Not So Lonely Planet … out of the road up n’ down the track … people are under a back-pack attack with good folk out there … So, take things you can share your favourite tunes. —-> … Your home under your hat ‘cos it’s not where you’re from – it’s where you’re at! … Indeed, a fantastic 5 days trekking up hill close to nature… and I just enjoyed singing along my Eighth Note Above ( 3120 m. ) Sea Level … sharing favourite tunes with new companions … Poon Hill, It’s where I was at :-) … … … … . I recently was in Nepal last month, trekking to Ghorepani - Poon Hill trek which is located in Annapurna region. I went with no trekking experience and I went solo; and had a fantastic 5 days close to nature. However, I did not have a chance to see the spectacular view of the Himalayas . It was not so clear visibility due to rain. but, I find the sunny side to trek on the rainy season … there are some pretty cool upsides ; it is only the season for nature to be a real green. I mean trekking really depends on peoples interest and intension. if you like really green forest and water then it is very good. what I also find interesting on treking in monsoon is that…its a little bit more relaxing than trekking in sunny days. :-) (by i_am_four-eyes on Lomography)

The Eighth Note Above ( 3120 m. ) Sea Level: Not So Lonely Planet … out of the road up n’ down the track … people are under a back-pack attack with good folk out there … So, take things you can share your favourite tunes. —-> … Your home under your hat ‘cos it’s not where you’re from – it’s where you’re at! … Indeed, a fantastic 5 days trekking up hill close to nature… and I just enjoyed singing along my Eighth Note Above ( 3120 m. ) Sea Level … sharing favourite tunes with new companions … Poon Hill, It’s where I was at :-) … … … … . I recently was in Nepal last month, trekking to Ghorepani - Poon Hill trek which is located in Annapurna region. I went with no trekking experience and I went solo; and had a fantastic 5 days close to nature. However, I did not have a chance to see the spectacular view of the Himalayas . It was not so clear visibility due to rain. but, I find the sunny side to trek on the rainy season … there are some pretty cool upsides ; it is only the season for nature to be a real green. I mean trekking really depends on peoples interest and intension. if you like really green forest and water then it is very good. what I also find interesting on treking in monsoon is that…its a little bit more relaxing than trekking in sunny days. :-) (by i_am_four-eyes on Lomography)