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| A little girl helping her mom roll out bread dough for the morning at a local canteen(place to eat on the street) |
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| Supposedly a mailbox. I sure wouldn't put in mail in it. Also notice the wonderful muddy streets. Thats how it is when it rains. |
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| gentleman washing his feet off in the puddle |
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| One of many shoe repair stations. A policeman brushing the dust off his shoes. This repairman poked a hole in Mike's belt and Mike gave him like $1.00. He sits on a corner we pass by most everyday and always smiles and says "Nameste" |
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| Man carrying baby chicks in his basket for sale. Not sure how that basket stays on his head. Those chicks have got to be moving around. Also lots of motorcycles in Kathmandu. Cheaper mode of transportation. |
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| Little boy in front of a knife sharpening machine. They pedal it like a bicycle. I need to take a few knives to get sharpened. |
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| These are like plates they grind their grains into flour on. These were for sale. |
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| Dinner at restaurant with our mission president and his wife (Peter and Kelly Sackley) other missionaries on left (Jim and Chris Valentine) |
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| Rug we purchased for our apartment |
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| I think he has a load of yarn on his rickshaw. |
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| This is jack fruit.Very seasonal fruit here. I didn't get to taste it, but Mike did and he said it kind of tasted like bananas. |
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| A cute elderly Nepali woman we see on our street frequently. |
