Simon and Nicolas hiked to the top of Gokyo and Nicolas got some great photos.  From our tent, it looked like the entire mountain was clouded in, however Nicolas said the clouds stopped at 5000 meters so the were above them on the top. They had to hike down after dark so they said it was a challenging decent. We were anxiously waiting for there return so we could eat.  They finally got back and we had a large dinner. Simon was very happy because the mountain height was his personal best (as of yet) and he had purchased a patch to put on his backpack to record the summit.  The cook staff made pizza and soup. It was very good change from the normal cabbage, kale, and potatoes.  In the evening they are just bright enough to see but not bright enough to read.  Everyone in the lodge uses headlamps to read their books.  We have a half-day hike tomorrow to get to our next camp to prep for the Cholo Pass.  There is no electricity in Gokyo so all the lights are solar powered that charge during the day.  I have recharged my laptop and type away before sending the YakLog.  Having a laptop seems to be a huge novelty and I often end up having a local kid glued to my side as I type.