Dharamsala these days is pretty much like bare trees in its cold December air. Shops are closed. Streets are empty - momo-sellers, no laphing-wallahs and even the regular beggars have disappeared.
Everyone has gone to Bodh Gaya for the Kalachakra 2012.
I found these tree...terribly lonely. The leaves have runaway with wind, hopefully not to Bodh Gaya.
(I took all the photos today.)
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Leafless tree near Dept of Information and Intnl. Relations "It's cold. It's December and it's lonely," it said.
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Bare trees in the Tsuglakhang courtyard waiting for His Holiness' return |
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Weeping willow in Gamru Village lopped of its branches |
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Everyone has left town including the leaves of this tree in Nechung Hostel, where only a few of us are left. | | | | | | |
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i love the photographs a lot!
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