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Bhutan 2008

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I have been a bit slow :shock: getting my photos sorted but here are my pictures from my month in the Himalayan country of Bhutan, including the incredible 24-day Snowman Trek, which took me to the most remote corner of this remote land, more than a week from the nearest road. You have to click on some of the photos, like the very first one, to see the whole picture.

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Presumably you had quite an accurate zoom lens to get so many portraits or a good rapport at least.

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Nice photos

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Bloggie - I did have a very good zoom lens, but I needed it more for Nepal, where people are a bit more weary and wary of tourists. Little visited Bhutan, particularly the areas I traveled to, is not very jaded. No one minded having their picture taken and they loved looking at their picture afterwards. I hope to get my Nepal photos done in a day or so. And I can't wait to head off for Northern India and Nepal, nine weeks from tomorrow.

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