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    Me, David & CeCi at the Imperial Hotel by: roam-if-you-want-to Views[1534] Thar desert haircut by: roam-if-you-want-to Views[1276] Lunch at camp by: roam-if-you-want-to Views[824] by: roam-if-you-want-to Views[794] Painted classroom, complete with new posters by: roam-if-you-want-to Views[1102]
     
    school assembly by: roam-if-you-want-to Views[823] Mooching about by: roam-if-you-want-to Views[843] Val, Ellisar and CeCi by: roam-if-you-want-to Views[1853] Outside the school - painting is nearly finished! by: roam-if-you-want-to Views[817] by: roam-if-you-want-to Views[769]
     
    by: roam-if-you-want-to Views[777] by: roam-if-you-want-to Views[689] The road back to camp by: roam-if-you-want-to Views[721] by: roam-if-you-want-to Views[652] Trent on the job by: roam-if-you-want-to Views[607]
     
    by: roam-if-you-want-to Views[633] school boys by: roam-if-you-want-to Views[1272] Inside one of the classrooms before painting by: roam-if-you-want-to Views[633] Me & Trent at camp by: roam-if-you-want-to Views[623] sunset at camp by: roam-if-you-want-to Views[616]
     
    Walter and friend by: roam-if-you-want-to Views[547] painting the school by: roam-if-you-want-to Views[567] Having a break from painting by: roam-if-you-want-to Views[584] local game of cricket by: roam-if-you-want-to Views[829] our camp by: roam-if-you-want-to Views[617]
     
    Me at base camp by: roam-if-you-want-to Views[628] by: roam-if-you-want-to Views[721] Beautiful girl by: roam-if-you-want-to Views[2552] Local kids by: roam-if-you-want-to Views[768] Jambha village school by: roam-if-you-want-to Views[1865]
     
    M.P Singh's house by: roam-if-you-want-to Views[792] My henna tattoo by: roam-if-you-want-to Views[999] The ladies give me a henna tattoo on my hand by: roam-if-you-want-to Views[1380] Me in a ghagara, local Rajasthani dress by: roam-if-you-want-to Views[8007] Two cheeky little friends by: roam-if-you-want-to Views[604]
     
    My cheeky little friend by: roam-if-you-want-to Views[606] Rajasthani cow-dung house by: roam-if-you-want-to Views[2337] Petrol Station near Phalodi, Rajasthan by: roam-if-you-want-to Views[1062] Trent on the train heading out to Phalodi, Rajasthan by: roam-if-you-want-to Views[1450] School bus by: roam-if-you-want-to Views[1633]
     
    Mosque inside The Red Fort by: roam-if-you-want-to Views[684] View form the tower in Jama Masjid by: roam-if-you-want-to Views[627] View from the tower at Jama Masjid by: roam-if-you-want-to Views[622] View form tower at Jama Masjid by: roam-if-you-want-to Views[659] Jama Masjid by: roam-if-you-want-to Views[616]
     
    Trent buying pants from the local tailor. He was refused entry into the mosque for wearing shorts. by: roam-if-you-want-to Views[696] Outside Jama Masjid, Delhi by: roam-if-you-want-to Views[2646] Outside Jama Masjid (Friday Mosque) in Delhi by: roam-if-you-want-to Views[729] My first trip in a rickshaw by: roam-if-you-want-to Views[581] The view from my hotel room at the Connaught, Delhi. by: roam-if-you-want-to Views[1689]
     

     

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    The Nubra Valley is a far-out high altitude desert nestled between the Himalayan and Karakoram ranges. Most of Nubra is inhabited by Buddhist Ladakhis who speak Ladakhi; but on the western end along the Shyok River, in Changmar, Bokdang and Turtuk, people are Balti – they speak Balti and are Shia and Nurbakshia Muslims by faith. Once upon a time Turtuk, now the last village on the Indian side, was a prosperous little settlement on the Caravan Route from Leh to Baltistan. The ancient trail was broken during India-Pakistan partition and Turtuk found itself stranded on the LOC (seen in the distance). Men lost their occupation and the pressure of population upon scarce resources became oppressive.: by sandipanmukherjee, Views[1442]
    The Nubra Valley is a far-out high altitude desert nestled between the Himalayan and Karakoram ranges. Most of Nubra is inhabited by Buddhist Ladakhis who speak Ladakhi; but on the western end along the Shyok River, in Changmar, Bokdang and Turtuk, people are Balti – they speak Balti and are Shia and Nurbakshia Muslims by faith. Once upon a time Turtuk, now the last village on the Indian side, was a prosperous little settlement on the Caravan Route from Leh to Baltistan. The ancient trail was broken during India-Pakistan partition and Turtuk found itself stranded on the LOC (seen in the distance). Men lost their occupation and the pressure of population upon scarce resources became oppressive.

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