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Come winter and the roads in the Himalayas are closed. But, as a way of compensation, the rivers freeze and create a path for those who must travel. Many villages … Continue reading →

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Notes from a visit in 2016. This village is roughly 200 km away from the nearest airport. The Indus has created a gorge for itself over the centuries with two … Continue reading →

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A small video taking while walking along the Indus river in the Himalayas

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“Yeh Benaras Hai” Literally it means “This is Banaras” but the tone included pride and an assurance – a way of saying “Don’t worry – it’s okay – this is … Continue reading →

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An addition to the Bucket List....
It appears that I might need a second or third life to accomplish it all!

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  Just pictures of a lovely place that has the atmosphere of serenity and quietude. The opulence is in the atmosphere created – rather than in its fixtures.     … Continue reading →

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Somewhere in Sikkim – a place of complete silence. What a desirable resting place that is! jm April 2015

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