Wednesday, September 12, 2007

Participant of 'Personality Development Schooling @ Royal Beach Camp 2007. Participant from Birjung, Ilam and Kathmandu. Ramhari Silwal (Director of Royal Beach Camp) briefing on river safty guides before participant proceed for river games. Team N, C and K competing for better score on a ‘Makeshift Raft’. Ramhari keeping watchful eyes on participants swimming in Trishuli. 'Night-Line'where we try to take participant back to basic of human senses. 'Rrossing the River' to test the creativity and ideas of teams.
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2 comments:

Anonymous said...

Nice pictures jitendra

6:24 PM
Anonymous said...

Had lots of fun, didn't you, Jitu dai? Did you get on a raft or not?

2:43 AM

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