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I think I've figured out how to get them posted here rather than linking to them.
Maybe back in business again. I think Photopoint may be gone forever -- the bums.
Maybe back in business again. I think Photopoint may be gone forever -- the bums.
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Bro do these street scenes represent the weekend or during the week?
And I'm curious as to the smell in the street?
Is there an abundance of spices, fruits and vegetables that dictate what the smell is or is it something less appealing?
What are any public restrooms like, I think you mentioned something about them a long time ago, but I'm thinking that was at the airport the 1st time you were there?
Are any public facilities co-ed or is that another country I've read about?
I guess if I hadda go bad enough I could turn it out or up in a public co-ed place, but it would be difficuly for me to be able to stand or squat in a position so where I didn't have to touch anything.
And I'm wondering how many other people would think to ask these kinds of questions before they went anywhere outta the country.
Having to walk with a stick or cane kinda limits what one can do to maintain decent hygene in strange places.
Hayull, sometimes it's hard enough to do right here in this country, And in some places one most Certainly Would Not Expect To!!!!!!!
And I'm curious as to the smell in the street?
Is there an abundance of spices, fruits and vegetables that dictate what the smell is or is it something less appealing?
What are any public restrooms like, I think you mentioned something about them a long time ago, but I'm thinking that was at the airport the 1st time you were there?
Are any public facilities co-ed or is that another country I've read about?
I guess if I hadda go bad enough I could turn it out or up in a public co-ed place, but it would be difficuly for me to be able to stand or squat in a position so where I didn't have to touch anything.
And I'm wondering how many other people would think to ask these kinds of questions before they went anywhere outta the country.
Having to walk with a stick or cane kinda limits what one can do to maintain decent hygene in strange places.
Hayull, sometimes it's hard enough to do right here in this country, And in some places one most Certainly Would Not Expect To!!!!!!!
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The streets in shopping areas generally look pretty much like the pix. Saturday is the "closed" day in Nepal but a lot of stores don't observe it just as many stores here are open on Sunday.
The smell depends on the area you're in. Shopping areas usually don't smell so bad. Crowded residential areas where a lot of cooking is going on smell the best.
Public restrooms are generally a disaster and very, very nasty. They are not coed.
Conveniences for the handicapped are non-existent.
The smell depends on the area you're in. Shopping areas usually don't smell so bad. Crowded residential areas where a lot of cooking is going on smell the best.
Public restrooms are generally a disaster and very, very nasty. They are not coed.
Conveniences for the handicapped are non-existent.