On May 12, the day when Nepal was shaken by second major earthquake, we were traveling back from Sindhupalchowk. Suddenly the earthquake shook the entire mountain and there were hundreds of landslides all around. One major one was this, video-taped here while we waited for the Canadian Army (was here fore rescue after April 25 quake) to clear it. Read more at: http://lookandgaze.blogspot.com/
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