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Photos! Part 5 - Domkhar

Check out the group in Domkhar...

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Peter tries to throw Eliot over the edge, near the confluence of the Indus and Zanskar rivers

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A lone tower is all that remains of a ring wall of Basgo Palace, a stopover on the way to Domkhar

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Looking down onto Basgo village

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Domkhar valley

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Balang! A balang (cow) sticks her head out of a shed

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Dzo (a yak/cow hybrid) are most frequently used for plowing in the fields

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Jeremy and Eliot play volleyball with students on the Domkhar Highschool grounds

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Looking down onto Domkhar village

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Peter painting in the classroom

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Margie going to work

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Jeremy and Haley

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We arrived in Domkhar during the students examination week. Here the students sit for that day's exam

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Domkhar students huddle around Margie, who teaches them how to use Microsoft Word

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Eliot tutors his students

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Long! Freshly sheared long (sheep)

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Checking out a bit of the Himalayan geology during our short day trek

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Jeremy helps tie up a string of prayer flags

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Eliot on the trek

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Namgial Le, our fearless local coordinator

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Students on teeter totters at Domkhar school

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A GLAB vs. Domkhar volleyball match. We both put up a good fight

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Eliot sets up for a serve

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A monster spider we found near the stupa

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As part of our service in the village, we helped repair a stupa wall

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We are intense!

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Transporting dirt to the Stupa wall

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Jeremy and Eliot work on the wall

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Ladakhi kids next to a world Buddhist flag

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Eliot gives a speech to the school about similarities and differences between Ladakhi and US school systems during our "cultural program" on the last day at school

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Jeremy and Haley give speeches. Watch out for some dancing video uploads soon...

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The generator used to power the computers

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Students at the computers

Comments

I cant wait to hear more about your 'Cultural Program.' Your pictures capture so much.

That was a lovely photo journal each picture really is worth a 1000 words...thank you for sharing it. Debi

WOW!! Kai and Deborah - thank you so much for all the updates! With all the school photos, I feel like I am seeing a bit of "Three Cups of Tea" (one of my very favorite books) in action - and so proud of Team Ganesh!

Ann