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Kalash woman
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Kalash boy
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In the high Pamirs
HFF from the Karakoram Highway
Peace and Christmas wishes to all
Home time..HFF
The extraordinary tractors of Pakistan
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HFF…driving across the bridge
HFF from North Pakistan
The guardians
Fence sitters. HFF
The Mullah
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The butcher HFF
HFF Badshahi Mosque, Lahore
HFF and Happy Easter
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A mighty moustache
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Another King of the Road
King of the road
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HFF from Shimshal
Where mountains dominate
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The road to Shimshal…the better parts
Pakistan
Hussaini Suspension bridge HFF
Allée des Baobabs
HFF…or stone terracing walls, in fact.
Havana afternoon
HFF from Canberra
For George HFF
Unhappy fence….bombed
HFF from Iran
Drying cow dung for fuel fence
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The watchers
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Kalash children, Kafiristan. Pakistan.





The Kalash are an Indo-Ayrian minority group in Pakistan, living in remote valleys adjacent to the Pakistan border. As non Muslims they come under pressure from extremists who feel these women should be in hijabs and be subservient. They are, in the contrary, confident, boldly dressed in their traditional clothes, and educated. Education is very highly valued. This is a school. Kids have UNICEF bags. The back view of the girls in their daily headgear coming off the field from a game of cricket in school PE lesson.
The picture at the bottom is an imposter ( me) at a village ceremony with local friends.
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great documentation
Interestting notet.
Bonne et agréable fin de semaine salutaire.
Wünsche noch ein schönes Wochenende,ganz liebe Grüße Güni :))
Ein wunderbares Kleid hast du da an!
You look beautiful in the final PiP...............the traditional dress really suits you.
A very nice set of picture, which I like very much!
Wonderful and interesting costumes and culture
Great to see people and women standing up against these oppressive regimes.
And well done for joining in the spirit of the village!!
Best Wishes, Happy Monday a nice week ahead, and stay safe!!
Peter
Abraça cara Amiga.
I just saw a great documentary on TV about the women of the Kalash, about their childhood, schooling, training, traditions and their life in the community.
What was interesting to me was the time of menstruation, that during this time they live away from the family, together with other women, in a specially built house with a garden, magnificent and beautiful... and that births also take place there.
The friendliness and openness of the girls were fascinating.
The clothes are so wonderfully colorfully embroidered.
In order to document and preserve the culture of the Kalasha, a written language based on the Latin alphabet was recently developed.
There are schools, and the kids all go. It is lovely to watch the girls in their embroidered dresses playing football and cricket! I fear that the future will not be kind to this culture. And that is so very sad.
Have a lovely weekend…Diana ❤️
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