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    Drums at the entrance to the Eastern courtyard: by bundynbeaches, Views[834]
         		 The entrance to the courtyard where the normally reerved monks turned into a mob of very animated people that was definitely interesting to witness : by bundynbeaches, Views[873]
         		 The older guys stayed up th back, were less lively but just as serious: by bundynbeaches, Views[825]
         		 Windowsill at Drak Yerpa: by bundynbeaches, Views[954]
         		 Looking dow the valley from Drak Yerpa: by bundynbeaches, Views[829]
     
    There as a couple of clowns on the peak to on the left swinging some more prayer flags when I took this photo.: by bundynbeaches, Views[1028]
         		 Where I sometimes buy lunch: by rhonda_gray, Views[294]
         		 OH&S would love this work place: by rhonda_gray, Views[324]
         		 Old lady putting fresh food and incense as homage to a god: by rhonda_gray, Views[320]
         		 Motor bikes use footpath more than predestrians: by rhonda_gray, Views[318]
     
    These guys are bike taxis. The beep there horn to get your attention: by rhonda_gray, Views[271]
         		 children exercising: by rhonda_gray, Views[251]
         		 Teacher Irene: by rhonda_gray, Views[262]
         		 Children exercising: by rhonda_gray, Views[326]
         		 playground at Pre school: by rhonda_gray, Views[244]
     
    Play ground at Pre school: by rhonda_gray, Views[293]
         		 Washing machine outside on verandah: by rhonda_gray, Views[373]
         		 Looks like a Gaol-very security consious: by rhonda_gray, Views[267]
         		 Downstair entry to my apartment: by rhonda_gray, Views[244]
         		 Lane way to my apartment: by rhonda_gray, Views[249]
     
    Part of Sera (pronounced Sarah) Monastery. Once home to 7700 monks but nowadays down to a few hundred: by bundynbeaches, Views[1056]
         		 Stitched together photo of the huge oven in the Sera Monastery kitchen: by bundynbeaches, Views[1170]
         		 Potala Palace from the outside grounds showing living quarters of the many groundskeepers, cleaners, guards, etc: by bundynbeaches, Views[1115]
         		 The only photo I snuck in from the inside of the city. the view from the roof of our hotel: by bundynbeaches, Views[535]
         		 An ancient water vessel outside one of the living areas at Sera monastery: by bundynbeaches, Views[467]
     
    A huge slab of butter wrapped in yak stomach: by bundynbeaches, Views[720]
         		 Thiley and a tray used to carry food to the monks: by bundynbeaches, Views[725]
         		 Plenty of copper in this kitchen - kettles, jugs, trays...: by bundynbeaches, Views[584]
         		 Smaller versions of the bigger butter churn. With the pilgrims bringing their own butter in as offerings, I'm not sure how much these are used either: by bundynbeaches, Views[761]
         		 A big churn for making butter. It isn't used as much anymore with the number of monks down from 7700 to a couple of hundred at Sera Monaastery: by bundynbeaches, Views[599]
     
    The entrances to buildings (doors and windows) are painted the dark colour to represent the god of protection - forgot his name. The white walls reflect the god of compassion - never was good on names - are are the living areas.: by bundynbeaches, Views[627]
         		 Our guide Thiley and Rowie at some stairs with yet another way to donate. Left side up, right side down.: by bundynbeaches, Views[483]
         		 The hill behind the Sera Monastery which is the site of a huge religious festival each year, and home to nuns who are not allowed to liive inside the monastery.: by bundynbeaches, Views[526]
         		 The written Tibetan language is very neat - and colourful - and then mix it up with a million prayer flags for a visual treat. Pay - oh yeah, it'll cost ya - and you too can have some flags hung as well.: by bundynbeaches, Views[490]
         		 One of the dozen or so nun's homes we could see at Sera monastery. Spartan ?: by bundynbeaches, Views[449]
     
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