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The Family are more in the direction of The Everest Base Camp

A Family from Aberdeen, it was said, they Can still continue their around-the-world trip, after being in lockdown in a remote place in Nepal.

Kris and Julie Smith and their Two Children - nine-year-old He and four-year-old Jacob - Can now resume their journey to Everest Base Camp.

they left Aberdeen, to meet in almost exactly a year ago, a "big crazy dream" of traveling around the globe.

But, coronavirus lockdown measures came into force in March.

Since then, you were in a hotel right next to an airport runway in Lukla , a Small Town in the Solukhumbu region - thousands of miles from home.

Delighted and grateful to the

On Facebook, The Family wrote: "After a lot of running about from our friend Kevin Sherpa, many signatures of many authorities, we have the Green Light to start walking.

"After leaving Kathmandu on 18 March, we have only a 7-day trek done it before lockdown arrived. A small break between 3 months and off we go again

"Can 't describe how excited and grateful we all are that we continue our way and our dream is to walk to the Sagarmatha National Park and witness the world's highest mountain with Our Own eyes. "

Before you reach Nepal, she was already 18 countries, including India, Jordan, Albania, Serbia, and Hungary.

Mr Smith , 41, had Bbc Scotland said this month that conditions in Lukla were "quite basic" and they just had to keep an oven in the living room warm in the night.

Vietnam and Sri Lanka are among the places The Family still hope, added Mrs Smith, 46.

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Source of news: bbc.com