Friday, July 16 – In Search of the Perfect Banana

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On a hunt for the perfect banana, our first attempt driving away from Pokhara yielded only so-so results.  Going up from the Pokhara Valley into the higher mountains, we found fruit stands along the slim slice of roadway.  Three women sitting on the stoop of a little house sporting pineapples and beautiful bananas caught our eye.  “Stop the van!”

It was hot; some of us were suffering from stiffening, sore muscles; Megan Kack leeped out of the van on a hunt for the best bunch of bananas to ease the healing process from that 53+ mile walk.  Potassium, you know.  

Fresh, just off the tree - you rarely taste anything so terrific as a perfectly ripe, fresh banana.  Each little 5 inch long fruit cost 5 Nepali Rupees – - – approximately 7 cents.  What a treat!

So on we went, returning once again to Kathmandu – to commit research results to writing, crunch data, analyze, synthesize, and reflect.

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