We heard some rustling a few meters away. It was a couple of the gypsy kids who had ventured over, barefoot, to collect us.
Earlier that day, the gypsy family living close-by invited us to come over in the evening. With our expert guides and small flashlights, we made our way across in the dark.
It was a basic dwelling yet warm and inviting. Despite not sharing a language, we enjoyed each others’ company through the international language: music. They sang for us and we clapped and danced along to the beat of the drum (or at least the plastic container they were using as one).
A window into our memorable evening together through video and photos.
Pick-up time…
The poor kid in the background had a broken leg so no moving around for him…
A broken leg but a big smile…
They loved Hai’s hat…
My turn to wear the hat again…
Family portrait.
To read previous posts on this Himalayan adventure, see:
That little guy with Hai’s hat is so adorable. Of course, the oversized hat emphasizes the cuteness.
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Thank you so much! Hope you enjoy the rest of the adventure – next post coming this weekend
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You’re going to all the places I’m dying to go to! Keep up the adventurous spirit!
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