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         		 One of the eldest and wisest women in the village of San Pedro stopped by my host family's house every morning for a quick chat before she left, always barefoot, to visit the neighbors.: by carolinem90, Views[239]
         		 This 13 year old girl was doing her math lesson for the day, fractions, at the School For the Blind and Deaf in Managua, Nicaragua: by carolinem90, Views[324]
         		 A woman and her art: by chiapas, Views[131]
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    2010 Maui County Fair. Whirling lights and drumming music, a fun night time ride: by tina, Views[225]
         		 2010 Maui County Fair. Children having fun on the Zipper. Laughter is catching!: by tina, Views[212]
         		 2010 Maui County Fair. Cotton candy is a great way to start a day at the fair!: by tina, Views[185]
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         		 This grumpy Romanian immigrant in a traditional leprechaun costume is symbolic of the wave of Eastern European migrants who now represent much of the new labour workforce in Ireland...to the discontent of some Irish.: by apprentice, Views[1488]
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    from sacrificial prayers: by allisonh, Views[222]
         		 outside of the temple: by allisonh, Views[206]
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         		 beautiful flowers like these surrounded the temple: by allisonh, Views[223]
         		 Hindu prayer flags representing different gods: by allisonh, Views[869]
     
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         		 Nearly every village in Ladakh has a monastery .These monasteries are often located on a hill overlooking the village. The villagers make donations to the monastery and receive spiritual services from the monks in return. Decades ago, every family would send one of their children to the monastery to become a monk. The practice, though in decline, still exists in many parts of Ladakh.: by sejal, Views[266]
     
    Ladakhis have a jest for life and they celeberate as a community. The women dress up in their bridal wear . The dances are performed in an open quadrangle and is attended by a large gathering of people. It begins with slow and easy moves of circling a flagpole and slowly gathers tempo, concluding with some quick moves.: by sejal, Views[788]
         		 Polo is traditional to Ladakh. The Army jawans enjoy a match of polo for relaxation. Traditionally, almost every village had its polo-ground, . The local crowd takes a keen interest, especially in those matches in which a civilian team takes on the Army. : by sejal, Views[355]
         		 The contentment of Ladakh’s people is often attributed to their way of life and religious practices.In the remote mountain region of Ladakh where the terrain is harsh and the weather is so hostile that it remains inaccessible for eight months a year, a hospitable community practices a form of Buddhism that has remained unaltered for almost a millennium. Resident monks who practice and worship in the monasteries spread across Ladakh ensure perpetuation of this ancient culture in its original form. The ochre-robed monks performed this morning ritual in the richly decorated prayer halls of every monastery across Ladakh.: by sejal, Views[272]
         		 Worn and weathered by sun and wind, curtains of prayer flags representating the five nature elements,are used to promote peace, compassion, strength, and wisdom. By hanging flags in high places the
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         		 Light of hope, light of freedom taken during visit in Intramuros, Manila: by orangejuice, Views[588]
     
    The Dungeons, Intramuros Manila: by orangejuice, Views[1402]
         		 Fountain of Love in Baluarte de San Diego Gardens, Intramuros Manila: by orangejuice, Views[1705]
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