Nepali man
Welcome to Nepal - Part 1
Quite a figure for 1000 years old
Invasion of the lionfish
Backflip
Do I really have to dress like this?
Maternal bonds
Magnificent arches
Decorated truck
Pretty foot
Girl in burgundy
Agra
That which survives
Fireworks 7
Entrance to the Taj Mahal
Taj Mahal
Introduction to the flute
Fireworks Boston 3
Fireworks 8
Fireworks 6
Boston after dark
Reflections in Silver
Snow leopard
A different view
It's never too early to start
Taj Mahal Jawab
Crow's nest
Boston Light
Dream of the Taj
Smile for the camera
Intarsia in red
Harbor view
Back through time
Ganesha
Magnificent arches
Five minutes in Agra 5
Five minutes in Agra 3
Nap time
In the spotlight
Finale
Honor the brave
Cherry blossoms at the Jefferson Memorial
Now that's trust
Orchid delight
Ancient arches
Now where did I put my milk can?
The man in the green turban
On the hunt
Not the best time to be a spotted deer
Keeping an eye out
So where did you get your tattoo?
Alive!
Rufous Treepie
Laundry Day
Hard labor
Laundry
Time to cook
There's nothing like a clean cow
The Clampetts have nothing on us
Leisurely travel
Art and bicycle
Making cow pies
The reluctant camel
Peek-a-boo
A tale well told
Bare bottom
From the statue's perspective
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Carrying wood for the cremation ghats at Varasani. Varanasi is considered to be a holy city by Buddhists and Jains, and is viewed as the holiest place in the world by Hindus who believe that it was founded by the Hindu deity, Lord Shiva, around 5,000 years ago. It is believed to be one of the oldest continually inhabited cities in the world.
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