Lost And Found: How Uncertainty Makes Travel Memorable

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2-06-2013 @ 1:08PM

Alvina said...

The old adage, what doesn�t kill you makes you stronger - applies also in travel. My latest sinking feeling was, when catching a taxi back to my hotel only a couple of hours before my flight home, in Kathmandu. When it broke down amongst the chaos and tumult of the city, my young driver almost catapulted out of his seat, and throwing up the bonnet, assured me all would be well.

Initial panic. Then the thought of 'another day in Kathmandu would not be so bad' and I settled down to watch the world go by.

After a crowd of helpers and an hour of entertaining banter and advice, it started.

I made my plane.

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