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One of the bestest ever memorable trip to Faisalabad for the national inter-university swimming championship !! my younger brother and his team participated in the day times and then the whole of the crew with me to explore the city and the things it had to offer to us with respect to places, monuments or food.... !! this was the place where we enjoyed Goli wali ice cream, their pop daal chawals, Jani Pan Shops special pan, and no wonder something special and God knows wat more :) !
Took this image on a tripod, for a change, for 30 seconds exposure !! was again too laxy to take another shot as the rest of the crew started cursing me :) there was no light and the glow is cuz of the traffic passing by :)
The application of henna symbolizes good health and prosperity in marriage, and in some cultures, the darker the henna stain, the deeper the love between two individuals. The designs are not permanent as in the case of tattoos, for the dye is only on the skin's surface.
As I was a guest of Pakistani leaders and was invited to teach and train peacebuilders, I didn't expect that I would be asked to celebrate the wedding of a couple (bride was an Australian citizen and the groom a Pakistani citizen), and I didn't imagine it would be conducted in the Catholic Cathedral. Beyond my wildest imaginings, but I did and it was. And it was both a high honour and a great privilege.
Hitachi Built HBU 20 Alco #8320 at Faisalabad after working train 46 DN 06h00 Rawalpindi to Karachi “Pakistan Express” on 11th November 2025. The Pakistan Express would exchange locos here and nearly double in size with the addition of extra carriages. A rather battered EMD #8208 would haul the ensemble towards Karachi.
A man takes his produce to the markets via donky and cart. Typical village life around Faisalabad, Pakistan
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