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Welcome to my Webpage. Every time I feel the need to express myself in some way, I come here and post something. Sometimes the idea strikes me to write a book, but so far I could spare the world such a printed disaster, and refrain my thoughts to this digital medium :-).
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- Nepal - Kathmandu
- Nepali girl.
- All kinds of souvenirs can empty ones pockets...
- A woman in Kathmandu valley drying rice.
- Typical street with Newari architecture. Newari is...
- A man transporting fabrics to make prayer flags.
- Streetscene, everybody is selling something...
- Woodcarvings in the least obviouse places around t...
- Another Durbar square, in the Kathmandu valley. Un...
- The Durbar square in Patan, south of Kathmandu.
- The Swayambhunath temple a little outside Nepal.
- A lady is painting a symbol on the forehead of gir...
- A Buddhist woman is burning candles for prayer.
- The Hindu temple on the Swayambhunath hill. There ...
- Having fun with soccer.
- An ocean of Buddhist prayer flags.
- Big flags a spanning from the Hindu temple to the ...
- Cycle Rikshas are even funnier in Nepal, with that...
- Hinduism is much more common in Nepal than Buddhis...
- Entrance to the Royal palace on Durbar Square.
- Traditional Indian Saree and modern clothing - all...
- Everywhere there are small doors next to small doo...
- Washing place in the middle of the city.
- Sneaking into a courtyard brings unexpected silenc...
- A girl selling dried fish, probably from one of th...
- The area around Durbar square in Kathmandu is fill...
- First energy is concentrated, then we turn around ...
- And then the ribbon on the forefront and off we go.
- Huge amounts of luggage is carried around to and f...
- Ladakh - Indian Himalaya
- The big Stupa in the hills close to Leh. Buddhist ...
- Being above Leh, wonderfull view from the stupa on...
- I still find these cows hilarious. You find them i...
- If the cow can do it, I need to try to turn it too.
- The Zanskar River in Ladakh, even with a sandy bea...
- Leh, the capital of Ladakh, which is part of Jammu...
- A child playing in the foreground of Lamayuru mona...
- A Ladakhi child.
- Lamayuru, the starting point of our four day trip ...
- It is said, that they even transport animals up to...
- First night's camping, our neighbours were a group...
- After a long day the horses enjoy to strolling aro...
- Peema, our Tibetan guide, excellent cook and motiv...
- Our ponyman, such a funny and friendly person. We ...
- Packing the horses early in the morning. Apparentl...
- Impression of the mountains, so close to the clouds.
- Our guide explains us the way forward up to the pa...
- Climbing up to the pass. After 4500m, I needed to ...
- We made it, 5000m high, one of three passes in our...
- Making Yak butter. In a Nomad's hut on 4600m.
- On every pass or other significant location, you f...
- Currently on 5000m, one can see a 6400m mountain r...
- These can be found before and after the passes.
- Snow not so far away.
- Tea break: Tibetan Butter tea, means salty black t...
- A lady at work, carrying wood or stones to build a...
- Passing a small village with a small monastery.
- Yak and Cow and the mixture thereof gives a Zo.
- On the way to the next pass. Currently on around 4...
- The buddhist pony man took the stupas on their lef...
- Leaving beautiful Ladakh through the flagged gate ...
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Where I worked/studied
- India
- Philippines
- Netherlands
- Belgium
- Malta
- England
- Germany
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