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    SPAIN | Sun, 15 Dec 2013 | By elcastleberry | Views [690]

    My toes disappear beneath the soft white sand as I wiggle my bare feet into the ground. Amy is sitting on the a stone step in front of me, her legs crossed, chattering away, her choppy British accent dancing over the sound of waves. Jamie chucks a stick ... Read more >

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    Fire for survival. Little firewood. Flint stones for ignition. Back to Stone Age. 1PM in the afternoon. As temperatures hover around -15 degrees centigrade, these fires become a necessity whenever you are resting. The only problem is a lack of firewood in arid, cold and barren Ladakh. The shrub seen behind cannot be used, it is prohibited since it is one of the few Oxygen providers in the surrounding. Stanzin and Tsering, seen facing the photographer, were adept at finding us firewood and much needed heat. The technique of using flint stones to ignite fire took us back to the Stone Age.: by jajaborthenomad, Views[338]
    Fire for survival. Little firewood. Flint stones for ignition. Back to Stone Age. 1PM in the afternoon. As temperatures hover around -15 degrees centigrade, these fires become a necessity whenever you are resting. The only problem is a lack of firewood in arid, cold and barren Ladakh. The shrub seen behind cannot be used, it is prohibited since it is one of the few Oxygen providers in the surrounding. Stanzin and Tsering, seen facing the photographer, were adept at finding us firewood and much needed heat. The technique of using flint stones to ignite fire took us back to the Stone Age.

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