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We are proud to announce that 100% of proceeds from the sale of our prints of Veselka, the Ukrainian comfort food diner in the East Village are being donated to help the people of Ukraine 🇺🇦. For this print sale to show our support of the local Ukrainian community, we are partnering w/ @veselkanyc & @villageworksnyc where our prints will be on display and available from Thursday, March 17th - 31st. We will have unframed 8x10 inch prints of Veselka for $55 and unframed 11x14 inch signed prints for $119 as well as mounted and framed 11x14 inch prints in white letterbox style for $199 (swipe left for 2nd photo showing sizes and frame options).
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Please DM or email us at jandk(at)Jamesandkarlamurray.com to preorder via Venmo payment and free pickup of prints will be available at Village Works Gallery located at 90 East 3rd Street between 1st & 2nd Avenue.
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Our FREE opening reception for our “Store Front- The Photography Exhibition” will be this Thursday March 17th from 7-10 PM and all are invited to attend w/ FREE Beer 🍺 Wine 🍷 and Pastries provided.
This was above the door of a dark, grimy little room housing masks and I don't quite know what else. The monk showing me round shone his very weak torch (flashlight) on the wall, but I couldn't make anything out.
This was the second most luxurious toilet on this trek (see subsequent photos for further views of this facility). The most luxurious toilets were situated along Tso Kar lake. They were of the modern, flushing sort, but they soon ran out of water. Otherwise on the trek, it was just a question of finding any piece of open ground: a choice between W.C. Fields and Flushing Meadows.
As it was approaching the end of my trip, my beard had become rather long and my trousers had deteriorated. I wore my sandals, because my trekking boots had already disintegrated. The trousers are now no more, and I have trimmed my beard.
We went surfing in Tofino, BC. Since the water was around 12 degrees celsius, we wore full wet suits and booties. I have very narrow feet and the booties were very wide so they made me smile.
Submitted to Monthly Scavenger Hunt, June 2008 - Footy.
This should be "hummus with pit(t)a", such Middle Eastern specialities reflecting the presence of a large number of Israeli visitors in Ladakh.
New Zealanders may be reminded of Pita Sharples, but that's a very obscure reference for non-Kiwis. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pita_Sharples
K gets her leg felt by a blindfolded SW. She had to pick out A from the rest of the guys. I'm hoping this was obviously NOT A.
The man on the right is the landlord of the Kashmiri Homestay (depicted). The girl in the foreground is a Korean fellow guest.
The barbecue consisted of jacket potatoes, which made our evening meal more interesting but which the locals declined to try.
This is a rare non-smelly Ladakhi toilet due to the stench pipe.
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Drain-waste-vent_system
The dung is used as fuel.