Last days in the Spiti Valley

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July 13th 2009

Published: August 11th 2009

Kaza (3600 metres) had the feel of a wild west town when we arrived there - it seemed to have just been plonked in the middle of nowhere. It didn't have a lot of character as it was mostly cement houses (it is a government centre) though later we did find a small old town on the other side of the small tributary of the Spiti which flowed through town.. It had as it's backdrop a barren brown mounta... Read Full Entry

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11th August 2009

Devin
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David certainly would have loved it there... Love you both very much and hope you're keeping well. xoxox

12th August 2009

Roslyn Amiss
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Love your "Indian moment" comments...brings back memories.....keep safe and well.

25th September 2009

Laura Howland
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Journey
What a journey you two are having.

21st March 2019

Snow Leopard on guard at Komik Monastery

shubhadarshini singh
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Komik monastery
At least they could have done a good taxidermy of a snow leopard. The one they have is an insult to the beautiful and magnificent rare snow leopard.

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