"Brighten My Northern Sky"

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August 18th 2006


The Title is taken from Nick Drake song 'Northern Sky'. Dying at only 26, he was one of these geniuses only revealed after their death. His autumnal songs fit Ladak's atmosphere like a glove.
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Local Ladies in LehLocal Ladies in Leh
Local Ladies in Leh
The Valley near LehThe Valley near Leh
The Valley near Leh
The contrast between the blue sky, yello mountains, their snowy peaks and the green terraces below is simply amazing
Pangong LakePangong Lake
Pangong Lake
This beautiful lake is found 6h from Leh after a 5300m pass and a terrible road. it worths the effort...
Honey BeeHoney Bee
Honey Bee
Ladakh SkiesLadakh Skies
Ladakh Skies
Broken Bridge in LehBroken Bridge in Leh
Broken Bridge in Leh
The flood incured by the sudden rains caused the collapse of many bridge in the area, including this one inside town.
Japanese GompaJapanese Gompa
Japanese Gompa
This pretty Gompa was funded by the Japs, hence the name.
Sun Flower in LehSun Flower in Leh
Sun Flower in Leh
Leh - View from AboveLeh - View from Above
Leh - View from Above
We took this pic from the hill above the palace, a nice ascent in the thin air of Leh.
King's Ancient PalaceKing's Ancient Palace
King's Ancient Palace
Khardung La Pass - 5600mKhardung La Pass - 5600m
Khardung La Pass - 5600m
The Indians are helluva road builders! this sign indicates the highest motorable road in the world at 5600m.
Khardung La PassKhardung La Pass
Khardung La Pass
5600m above sea-level
Nubra ValleyNubra Valley
Nubra Valley
Nubra ValleyNubra Valley
Nubra Valley
Nubra ValleyNubra Valley
Nubra Valley
Nubra ValleyNubra Valley
Nubra Valley
Road FrogRoad Frog
Road Frog
The nice stone on way to the pass above Leh
Leh MarketLeh Market
Leh Market
The local ladies sell their home product sometimes consists of 3 carrots and 1 tomato.
Manali-Leh RoadManali-Leh Road
Manali-Leh Road
One of the most dangerous road in the world, it swings over cliffs and passed for 2 whole days of terrible jeep ride in an amazing scenary.
Manali-Leh RoadManali-Leh Road
Manali-Leh Road






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