Well, we are into day 2 of travelling. We left Cornwall just before
noon on Wednesday, stopped at Applebees in Watertown for a late lunch,
about 2pm and arrived in Syracuse about 4:00 pm. All flights went
smoothly and on time. Our flight at 7:30 pm left on time from Syracuse
and we landed in Washington DC at 8:30 pm. The grand flying experience
only really took effect on Qatar Airlines. WOW, classy, professional,
comfortable and beautiful. Lots of foot room; however, when the seats
recline ahead of you, you'll want to recline as well, in that respect
all airlines resembled. The flight left at 11:30 pm and then began our
12-hour journey to Doha, Qatar ... that tiny little peaceful country in
the Middle East. We had two full course meals, supper and then
breakfast, with a sandwich in between with complimentary wine, beer and
other drinks. Each seat had its own TV that moved to allow you better
visibility. It also had a video game component ... so naturally, I
wanted to try golf, pool and some sort of new age packman. I did manage
to fall asleep between movies, tv shows and games. I would definitely
fly Qatar Airways again!
The lap top we brought is too
old and unfortunately, way too slowwwww, so I was not able to upload
some photos. Presently, we are in a beautiful lounge at the Doha
airport for the night... our next connecting flight is at 8am tomorrow
(Friday) to take us to Kathmandu. I am using their computer and free
Wifi. In this case, you pay $40 for six hours of lounging, free food,
drinks, wifi use and sleeping, oh yes, and showers ... most likely our
last before we return home - we are roughing you know!! :-)
Okay,
I'm going to sign out now as I want to try some more of the food here
and take a shower. We are safe, comfortable, all together and in good
health. Hopefully, I can find another Wifi service in Kathmandu and
update you there. Bye for now.
Here's a sample of a meal on our Qatar flight. Notice our sleeping arrangements for the layover in Doha and the last pic is outside the lounge we stayed at in previous picture, in Doha.
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