A yurt? We are not cold weather people, but we do move around quite often. It seemed appropriate to try a yurt for our new home in Costa Rica. I hope this site will help people who are considering the same thing. I searched the web for yurt living in tropical climates but I found very little information. So as we take on this adventure, we'll document what it's like to help you with your decision to live in a HOT yurt.
Note about the Posts: Yurt Living posts have specific updates about the yurt. Family Update posts are for the grandparents. You are welcome to read either. Pre-2011 posts are just travel posts.
Thursday, December 25, 2008
The Ganges River
We went to the Ganges River with our friends, Keir, Robyn and Zoe. First we stopped in Rishikesh, where we walked through the city that was made famous by The Beatles. We saw holy men, and saw alleys filled with everything Indian including cows and sandalwood. We stayed in the worst hotel with the most amazing view. Then we left there and went to spend a few nights in a tent on the banks of the holy Ganges. We did not see any dead bodies floating down but Troy rafted a class IV rapid called "The Wall." Sadly we lost him, sorry Bob and Arlyce. Ok kidding, he only got injured. It was beautiful and clean. Ali and Jaden swam in a little swimming hole because I wanted to keep them out of the current. They still talk about their trip to the Ganges and want to go back.
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