Great! I still have no shares... But I will resume soon.

Yes, per day. The weather is cool here. Now: Indians love coming here - it's Nepal (food, culture), cute mountains, the infrastructure is quite modern and Western-like (only in Goa you can see this in

True! Thank you! 🙂

😄😄 Loved this guy when I was a teenager :) He's great.

Jam I loved cooking jam... Now - as I have access to the (shared) kitchen - I am avoiding sugar and bread - I wouldn't mind getting a bit slimmer. :D

Yes, a good one. The city isn't far, just 15 min to go - bars and stuff. Also, there are public buses to other (more concrete) areas of Pokhara. So it's like a village... but actually very well developed

a raw jam I have launched "no sugar, no bread, no rice, no potato" program, lol - I have access to a shared kitchen (at last) so I am experimenting. And thus a jam - it's for the next time :)

Correct! :-) Thank you!

This is bilimbi, super common in Thailand (but originated from the Carrebean).

Mangoes are super diverse - dozens of them on markets in Southeast Asia. Bananas - damn crazy diverse fruit (with different tastes)... I recommend visiting 1) the plant market in Chatuchak (on Tuesdays

Thank you! I'll certainly share some - Kolkata is an amazing city for a photographer.

Thank you for this feedback!

Glad you liked the pictures! 😎

Thank you, @ronimarie82! :-)

Thank you, Jesus! Always happy to receive your praises :D Have a good day!

Sedi is semi-rural, but Pokhara is a half-a-million city. Not actually big but not a village. I can just walk to a night bar with live music - 20 min to go, or by bus. From the point of photography, megacities

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Hey. The shares must be link-type to be eligible; these are image shares.

Hey, thank you! which subreddits You should find better Hive posts to share on Reddit (or write them), then you'll be welcomed on Reddit and earn many upvotes. All subreddits (except short-living spam

Happy to hear that! I had visited Kathmandu twice but it was my first time in Pokhara and love the exerience. Right now I am at the border (Sonauli) to get a 3-month visa for Nepal - a visa-run. So my