Prayer flags. Kathmandu.

The eyes are ever present in Nepal. A reminder that you are in a deeply spiritual society. One that in essence respects and recognise the spark of divinity that lies within all humanity.

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I am an experienced trekker and hiker. I enjoy taking photographs and travelling. I prefer wilderness and remote places. Travel often as much as I can. Prefer off-season as less people around. Winter is always a great time. Happy to share local knowledge about the beautiful island of Tasmania. I support humanitarian and Human Rights causes and spend much of my time working pro-bono for and in developing countries. View all posts by mark's travel notes

2 thoughts on “Prayer flags. Kathmandu.”

I like your new look. So…who’s the rodent?

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That’s no rodent. 😀 It is a Tasmanian Pademelon. A smaller wallaby relative that has adapted to cold and dense forest environments.

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