Labors: Africa to India

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"Oshi, please. Uncle is waiting for us."

I am sitting in a renovated immigration hall with too much time on my hands.

"Oshi, please!"

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Photos

Delhi View
The front cabin for 12 hours, often tortuous to the passenger while the Indian roadways wind wearily round the northern mountains.

A Seat for Free
Indian workers hitching a ride.

Mountain High
Prayer flags above Shampa and Christine's home

Tea Me!
Making traditional Tibetan butter tea (or succha).

A Gov't in Exile
In McLeod Ganj where a Tibetan community of refugees integrate their culture in an Indian life.

Choking Repairs
Repairs where it is hard to find a Tibetan working. Within the community, Indians are the workhorses, while Tibetans take English classes with the hope of a promising (better than exile) future.

Family
Gyathar in the center with his parents who had just arrived from Tibet. It was the first reunion for them since Gyathar left Tibet to come to India, some 14 years ago.

Comments

[Erik Eriksson]

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[Becky Stracener]

Inspiring!
Thanks for your generosity in taking us with your journey with you! It's exciting!