Chapter 5 - Got Leh'd
Plains, Ups & Downs The only thing I remembered from the last 10 hours was puking twice (without even drinking :p ). I never thought that a human body behaves in such’a manner in less oxygen zone. It feels weird when you wake up in the middle of the night just for puking - - but I am thankful to the tentwala who kept that tumbler beside me. This was the first time in our trip that Sumit woke me up and asked me to get ready. The weather was so chilly; mercury would have frozen in the thermometer. I came out of the tent just for 2 minutes and went right away inside the bundle of quilts. Within next 10 minutes I was forced by Sumit, vidit & tentwala to come out of the tent and get ready. We decided to move slowly and stop at the Army medical camp nearly 15 kms from Bharatpur as told by tentwala. Co-incidentally we met the same riders, whom we encountered at our first naala crossing (refer chapter 4 ).They told us to move with them and asked us not to waste more time a