Welcome AnnaBanana...you'll find a lot of friendly folks here. Stick around.

Ok I just looked at two of his albums, so you should be able to see them on my page

If you go to my facebook page, fizzbut, you will see the pix my cousin took of Nepal this past December when he went trekking there. I will look at more of them tomorrow and then they will show up on my page.

Joe I just realized you said you've been to Ladakh. How did you get back in there and how did you fair with the altitude. That's a fascinating place.

Welcome AnnaBanana. You'll find plenty of friends here. To bad you started on an impossible one.

There are even different kinds of mountain people. I love the peaks with their vistas but I had a friend who loved the valleys and all the variety of life and topography.

No, it's in Uttarakhand which is the Indian state just to the west of Nepal in a town called Landour. In the picture top center over that hill in the distance is the Ganges River where it comes out of the mountains.

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Nothing like it on this earth. Some folks are cat lovers. Some folks are dog lovers. Some people are beach and ocean people. Some are mountain people. I'm a mountain person. Where is the picture from? Looks like Northern India? Jammu and Kashmir province?

Hi Joe, I've seen the Rockies and the Alps but there is no place like the Himalayas not that those mountains have their beauty. Whatluck mentioned someone not believing in God. Well I credit those mountains for my inability to doubt that there is one. I never got to go to Nepal or Bhutan but those are 2 of a just few spots in the world that I really wish I could. I'm sorely lacking pictures but as I find some I think I'll use them. This one's of the school I went to as a kid looking westward along the foothills. I'll try and dig up some pictures from the top of that range looking northward toward the snows. I can remember the last time I was there after having lived there for years walking up to the ridge and nearly falling over being stunned by their beauty.