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Happy faces after the long flight!

On the JKF people mover system enroute to Avis to pick up our ride!

Date: 7 May 2011
Photographer: 2on_a_shoe: gallery
Location: New York, USA
Tags: new york
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Harriman Park

Date: 7 May 2011
Photographer: youngstr: gallery
Location: New York, USA
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Midtown

Date: 6 May 2011
Photographer: youngstr: gallery
Location: New York, USA
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Rabbit Island

Rabbit Island, Tasman Bay, New Zealand.

Date: 30 April 2011
Photographer: axcordion: gallery
Tags: new island bay tasman zealand rabbit
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First assembly (or last, I don't remember) at the new site

Date: 29 April 2011
Photographer: NathanGoldwaser: gallery
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Classoom at the new site

Date: 29 April 2011
Photographer: NathanGoldwaser: gallery
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Students carrying a bench to the new site

Date: 29 April 2011
Photographer: NathanGoldwaser: gallery
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Students helping at their new site

Date: 28 April 2011
Photographer: NathanGoldwaser: gallery
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New site

Date: 28 April 2011
Photographer: NathanGoldwaser: gallery
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Shortbread Cottage

Shortbread Cottage in Nelson. I worked here for about five weeks!

Date: 23 April 2011
Photographer: axcordion: gallery
Tags: new cottage zealand nelson shortbread
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Huka Falls

Date: 17 April 2011
Photographer: Dykemah: gallery
Tags: new falls zealand rd huka 415 wairakei 3377
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Salt Mining area

Date: 17 April 2011
Photographer: Dykemah: gallery
Tags: new zealand marlborough
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Nelson

Nelson from the top of Botanic Hill, the alleged geographical center of New Zealand.

Date: 7 April 2011
Photographer: axcordion: gallery
Tags: new hill zealand nelson botanic
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Mason Bay

Mason Bay, Rakiura.

Date: 29 March 2011
Photographer: axcordion: gallery
Tags: new bay zealand mason rakiura
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Queenstown

Queenstown from my tentsite.

Date: 21 March 2011
Photographer: axcordion: gallery
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Kaikoura

The Pacific Ocean and the Southern Alps from Kaikoura.

Date: 16 March 2011
Photographer: axcordion: gallery
Tags: new zealand kaikoura alps southern
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Picton

Picton from the ferry.

Date: 14 March 2011
Photographer: axcordion: gallery
Location: Picton, New Zealand
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First Stone Festival in Nepal and

Future Nepal wants to make the people aware of the importance for stones. So they developed the concept of the stone Project . Future Nepal has started to apply this ‘stone project’ in our village. It has selected committee members and have decided to hold the ‘ stone festival’ at the Meghauli Village in Chitwan on March. 6th, 7th and 8th for 3 days which is the very first festival and distinguish of it’s kind in Nepal. The village community has embraced the project with open arms. If we join our hands we can achieve anything. As we all know ‘an ocean starts with a drop of water’ - so also can a community start with one stone . Every foundation starts with a stone — so that is very important. Stones can be found everywhere in the village area so why not use these stones to start developing our village. What is the Stone Project : The aim of this project is to develop our village ourselves. We have asked each person to donate Rupees 1.- per day or one kilo of stones per day that would mean per person 365 Rupees or 365 kilos of stones per year. Those wishing to donate more are welcome to do so. We use the stones and money to develop the most important areas in the village — like parks, children’s library, retirement home, orphanage home and roads and bridges and much more. Why don’t you come and join us and help us in our new ‘ stone project’. We hope that our, help ourselves ‘stone project’ will one day become Nepal wide Community Children Library -Nov.1st 2010