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bath time in sikkim | positive image

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Bath time in sikkim. Bath time for a Lepcha child in west Sikkim. I took this picture near the sacred Kechopalri lake while walking a slow and circuitous route in 2002 from Darjeeling in India’s West Bengal to Gangtok, the capital of the Himalayan state and former kingdom. August 1, 2013. Forte Polywarm RC Glossy. 2 Comments to “bath time in sikkim”. August 26, 2013 at 6:33 pm. A sense of uncertainty on this kid’s innocent face is simply amazing! Congrats for this masterpiece! August 29, 2013 at 10:31 am.

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Chapter 3 (p. 63) | 霧の中 ~ In the Fog

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霧の中 In the Fog. A bit-by-bit translation of the Japanese autobiographical novel “Kiri no Naka” by Sagawa Issei. Chapter 3 (p. 63). I almost burned myself a number of times trying to light the thing. Each time I reacted by pulling my hand back. As I did so, I noticed the smile on Renée’s face turn to a look of concern. Had she run out of patience with me already, I wondered. I finally did get the stove lit, and placed the nabe. On top of it. But she couldn’t have known about Renée, as she had been inside ...

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tohoku lith prints | positive image

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More lith prints of images shot along the Tohoku coastline soon after the monster tsunami on March 11, 2011. From top, Toni, a fishing village in Iwate Prefecture; a man walks through damaged rice fields between Kesennuma and Minamisanriku (a personal favourite); women from a local shelter burning tsunami debris near Minamisanriku; a man surveys the damage south of Kesennuma. Click on images to enlarge. August 29, 2013. Forte Polywarm RC Glossy. Moersch Master Lith developer. October 29, 2013 at 8:24 am.

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Chapters | 霧の中 ~ In the Fog | A bit-by-bit translation of the Japanese autobiographical novel “Kiri no Naka” by Sagawa Issei

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霧の中 In the Fog. A bit-by-bit translation of the Japanese autobiographical novel “Kiri no Naka” by Sagawa Issei. Chapter 3 (p. 66). February 26, 2015. After I’d asked her what she did about food, we got onto talking about the cafeteria at the university. I don’t know any other places, she said, but we could try some eateries near the Sorbonne. With this, she playfully wiggled the tip of her tongue back and forth across her mouth and shook her head. What kind of meat do you eat in Japan? 食事はどうしているの と私がきいたこ...

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Chapter 3 (p. 65) | 霧の中 ~ In the Fog

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霧の中 In the Fog. A bit-by-bit translation of the Japanese autobiographical novel “Kiri no Naka” by Sagawa Issei. Chapter 3 (p. 65). This was my first love, and although it was only I that was in love, and not her, she certainly knew how I felt. Her way of meeting my expectations, however unconsciously, was to rub me the wrong way. That’s one way to describe our relationship. Chapter 3 (p. 66). 話すのを止め、 ありがとう と 短かく. No idea why the author chooses to write 短かく. Instead of the usual 短く . ふっくらとした – plump.

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Chapter 2 (p. 37) | 霧の中 ~ In the Fog

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霧の中 In the Fog. A bit-by-bit translation of the Japanese autobiographical novel “Kiri no Naka” by Sagawa Issei. Chapter 2 (p. 37). Renée thrust out her hand abruptly and grabbed the coffee cup that had been placed before the fat French boy. In one gulp, she swallowed the lot. I must go, she said, smiling. The French boy had looked slightly surprised, but now smiled back at Renée. I felt kind of envious. Chapter 2 (p. 38). 手を伸ばすと、ふとったフランス人の男の子の前きたコーヒー カップを手にとって、一口飲み 帰らなくっちゃならないから と、にっこりして言いました。 This entry...

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Country house | Spike Japan

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A look at the overlooked. Update 2: In the neighbourhood. Update 3: Inspire the Next. In praise of…. The airplane to heaven. Requiem for a railway. Cherries, whisky, and the Wall Street of the North. Lake Toya: The billion-dollar Tower of Bubble. Muroran: The town that Time forgot. Shiraoi: Where the first arrows of the last war fell. Lake Shikotsu: Vitriol for the Viking. Yubari: From the culture of coal to the cult of caramel. Kushiro: Everyone knows this is nowhere. A city on the edge. This was the la...

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TOKYO-GA Charity Photo Book - 東 京 画 - Clive France

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Images of 3.11. The clean up is slowly getting underway at Toni, a fishing village south of Kamaishi that was one of many badly hit by the March 11 tsunami. A twisted sign decorated with debris points down onto a cracked rice field contaminated by seawater south of Ishinomaki, Miyagi Pref. A Japan Ground Self-Defense Force (JGSDF) camp south of Kamaishi, Iwate Pref. With 100,000 troops stationed in Tohoku, the JGSDF is shouldering the burden of the clean up.

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Chapter 3 (p. 66) | 霧の中 ~ In the Fog

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霧の中 In the Fog. A bit-by-bit translation of the Japanese autobiographical novel “Kiri no Naka” by Sagawa Issei. Chapter 3 (p. 66). After I’d asked her what she did about food, we got onto talking about the cafeteria at the university. I don’t know any other places, she said, but we could try some eateries near the Sorbonne. With this, she playfully wiggled the tip of her tongue back and forth across her mouth and shook her head. What kind of meat do you eat in Japan? 食事はどうしているの と私がきいたことから、大学食堂の話になり、 他のとこ...