When we finally got on the road we walked on mostly level ground to the next campsite.  Dingboche was far nicer than Labouche and there was a long stone fence that guided us to our campground.  On the trail was what seemed like and endless line of Yaks coming off the mountain. We had to jump out of the way to avoid being trampled on the narrow 5-foot wide path between the two stone fences.  Even once we had our camp set up, we had to stampeding Yaks run through our camp, looking lost, scared, and big.  We took a nap in the afternoon sun baked tent with dreams of Yaks trampling us as we slept.  We woke up for tea, then had dinner several hours later. Simon, Nicolas and I had a multi hour chess match. Nicolas ended up taking pity on us and gave us a few learning chess games to help us with our game.  Once it reached 9pm we went off to bed to start another day.