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Four friends

July 29, 2015 by Teacher Jack in Kathmandu Nepal

Four friends
Manamaiju, Kathmandu, December 2002

Suman, 12, Gogarnoh, 14, Saraj, 12, and Aomahryti, 14.

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July 29, 2015 /Teacher Jack
Manamaiju, Kathmandu, 2002, quartet, group, friends, hill, December
Kathmandu Nepal
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Four friends on their day off

July 03, 2015 by Teacher Jack in Kathmandu Nepal

Four friends on their day off
Manamaiju, Kathmandu, January 7th, 2003

On my way back from Manamaiju, I met these four students who were enjoying their day off.

They are, from left-to-right, Kamala, Sumitra, Roshni and Rojina—all from Shree Ganesh Himal Boarding School.

I wrote down the name of their school, and after a bit of looking a few days later, I finally found it and was able to give them their photo.

Now they are all 25 and 26, and I'm sure they are doing great things.

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July 03, 2015 /Teacher Jack
four, friends, students, quartet, holiday, school, Kathmandu, bluff, hill, view, 2003, Manamaiju, Shree Ganesh Himal Boarding School
Kathmandu Nepal
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Friends laughing beneath a tree

June 03, 2015 by Teacher Jack in Kathmandu Nepal

Friends laughing beneath a tree
Futung, Kathmandu, 2002

I found this group of friends sitting beneath a tree on the top of a Suess-esqe little hill (see panorama below). I asked if I could take their photo and they said yes, but the first photo I snapped, they all looked deadly serious. When I mimed my best impression of their serious faces, they burst into laughter and I took this second shot.

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The tree where I took the photo is on the top of the little hill that, in the photo, is above and a little to the right of the little house-like building on the left. (click to see larger)

And here is a small version of that first photo that I described above.

June 03, 2015 /Teacher Jack
2002, Kathmandu, women, boy, tree, hill, Futung, laughing, laughter, panorama, before and after
Kathmandu Nepal
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