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A misty Himalayan hillside in Uttarakhand with dense green forest rising behind a rocky cliff. In the foreground, low stone-walled buildings with black plastic tarpaulin roofs sit against the cliff face, with a pink-and-red two-storey building at left bearing Hindi signage. Strings of prayer flags hang at left, and a small cluster of figures appears faintly in the distance on the slope. No identifiable person is clearly in the foreground.

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June 30 20082008-06-30June 30 20082008-06-30 +1 copiesJune 30 20082008-06-30A mountain river gorge in Uttarakhand with steep forested cliffs wreathed in mist. On the left, a pink-and-red two-storey building stands beside a metal footbridge strung with prayer flags. The centre and right show a cluster of rough stone-walled huts and sheds roofed with black and blue tarpaulins, with smoke rising behind them. Rubble and litter lie on the stone terraces above fast white water, and a blue tarpaulin screen runs along the lower left. No people are visible.2008-06-30 +2 copiesJune 30 20082008-06-30 +1 copiesA photograph of a steep, forested Himalayan hillside in mist beside a rushing white-water river. A pink two-storey building with a red-brick upper section and a signboard in Devanagari script stands on a stone retaining wall. Black and blue tarpaulins cover shelters and makeshift structures along the riverbank, with a green-painted cottage sign reading Chandrakunj Cottage at right. Prayer flags are strung on a metal truss bridge at left. No people are visible in the scene.2008-06-30June 30 20082008-06-30 +1 copiesJune 30 20082008-06-30 +1 copiesA misty mountain valley in the Himalayan foothills, with dense green forest climbing steep slopes wrapped in low cloud. In the foreground a small two-storey pink and red building stands beside a rocky outcrop and black tarpaulin shelters. A dark steel truss footbridge with strings of colourful prayer flags crosses the gorge on the left. Small roofed structures and scattered figures are visible on distant terraces, with a few people in orange clothing among the shelters on the right. A printed sign on the building reads in Hindi, indicating a dharamshala named after Baba Kamli.2008-06-30 +1 copiesJune 30 20082008-06-30 +1 copiesJune 30 20082008-06-30 +2 copiesJuly 08 20082008-07-08 +1 copies