Nepal 2015
Saturday, August 15, 2015
Monday, June 29, 2015
Sunday, June 28, 2015
Day 7 Photos
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| This is one of the beautiful sunrises I saw from the roof of the hotel. |
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| This is the front of the Buddhist monastery that our hotel was next to. |
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| This is the main entrance to the Stupa, which we walked through several times a day. |
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| These are some kind of tractor thing that people drove around on the main roads. They move really slow and are really hard to turn, I would not recommend buying one. |
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| This is what the School looked like before we started our work. |

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| Every Youthlinc Team paints a mural to commemorate their trip. |
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| And this is our team's mural, with our in country coordinator Nabin. |
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| We painted all of classrooms in the lower building, this was the last wall we painted. |
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| We also painted the fence that surrounded the school, which was no easy task, it took us pretty much the entire trip to get it finished. |
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| This wall has all of the children's hands in yellow, blue and red and the members of our team in green. |
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| Before |
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| After |
Saturday, June 27, 2015
Day 6 Photos
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| This was at the first site we visited, Durbar Square. It is a statue of King Bhupatindra Malla that is in the middle of the square. |
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| This is only one of the windows in the 55 Windows Palace. |
| The Golden Gate is the entry way to the 55 Windows Palace. |
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| Nyatapola Temple is in Taumadhi Square, just a few minutes walk from the first place we visited. It is still standing even after both earthquakes. |
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| These statues run up the side of Nyatapola Temple. |
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| Unfortunately not every building could withstand the powerful earthquakes and ended up as a huge pile of rubble. |
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| After visiting the two different squares we went to an art school that made paintings of mandalas as well as the Life of Buda and Wheel of Life. |
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