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At village Shoja, Himachal

At village Shoja, Himachal, photo by MIlind Sathe
At village Shoja, Himachal

It was a fascinating walk through Shoja in Himachal, a village on the edge of the mountains. All houses with slate roofs, close knit to be available for each other at a shout and living together with their cattle. To be on the edge all the time is something urbanites cannot imagine. The slate stone shines when the sun rays fall upon it at an angle. From a distance, this is quite a view.


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