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    lady bug!!!: by buhoo, Views[300]
         		 Babu in a less happy state: by buhoo, Views[313]
         		 garlic and dried yak meat drying above the kitchen stove: by buhoo, Views[356]
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         		 money smells good no?: by buhoo, Views[360]
     
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         		 another kid named Souman: by buhoo, Views[300]
         		 he may look peaceful now, but trust me, he's a terror!!: by buhoo, Views[292]
         		 this kid (Babu) was literally playfighting with the dog. barks, teeth, claws, you name it, the dog used it... yet, Babu kept on going back for more! He finally tired when he got bitten once too many on the ear, which thus lead to a spurt of tears. *sigh*, kids never learn do they? ;): by buhoo, Views[454]
     
    my 30 year old guide, Kaji, and 50 year old porter, Rhek, taking a break on a ledge. Note the shoes and socks drying in the sun. One of the biggest isse\ues we had throughout the trek was the damp/wet footwear that lead to more blister susceptible feet: by buhoo, Views[355]
         		 no... this wasn't my porter >.<: by buhoo, Views[314]
         		 the first of many leech bites. these buggers stained everything from my socks, shirts & slacks with blood =(: by buhoo, Views[597]
         		 glad she was actually doing her washing in clear water!: by buhoo, Views[353]
         		 randoms kids we passed... many of them are so used to seeing trekkers that they openly ask for sweets and money from us!: by buhoo, Views[305]
     
    old farmer tending to his crops: by buhoo, Views[340]
         		 donkeys hauling heavy loads throughout the mountains. they, along with the numerous domesticated buffaloes, sheep, horses, cows & dogs literally leave 'shit'lodas of excrement all over the trekking paths: by buhoo, Views[371]
         		 interesting building we passed on the way... couldn't quite make out whether it was still in use, or derelict: by buhoo, Views[348]
         		 the steaming Modi River. The cold melted glacial waters steam upon descending to the lower mountain sections creating an amazing view: by buhoo, Views[464]
         		 typical village scene at Naya Pul: by buhoo, Views[459]
     
    our starting point.. Naya Pul: by buhoo, Views[345]
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