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What an epic night, we were right up on the stage enjoying the incredible performance by one of our favorite Musicians Trevor Hall!! His music is so inspiring and beautiful and he always puts on an amazing show!! Thank you for the spectacular performance @trevorhallmusic!!! Another adventure completed Guapo, I love you boo @useitasausername #trevorhall #trevorhallmusic #incredible #beautiful #peoplewhodofunstuff #LA #teragramballroom #amazing
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Phulkharka, Nepal
Descending into the most fertile valley in the country, rice paddies stood tall, flowers bloomed and women littered fields, preparing crops for the coming monsoons. So much growth amidst dismantled structures and crippled hillsides, it is hard to ignore the juxtaposition it has produced. Rolling...
What classrooms have become in the rural regions of Nepal.#Nepal #Nepalearthquake #ignepal #education
More from the Dhading district of Nepal
Surveying Sindupalchowk via motorcycle
Beautiful photography love
Distributing solar lights in displaced Tibetan camp. #unitetolight #nepal #handsinnepal
Amazing work babe!!
Phulkharka
The V.D.C. of Phulkharka is 1 of 9 inside the Dhading district of Nepal. It is a quintessential example of the remote villages that HANDS in Nepal strives to support education in. There is one district that separates it and Tibet. It is accessible by jeep, when the roads have not been washed out. The trip entails waking up at 5am for a 9-10 hour drive, depending on your driver, climbing steep switchbacks and descending mountains. With 90+ degree temperatures and dusty roads, Bhupendra, Rajendra, Kelsang and I tumbled through landscapes, rice paddies, forest and across rivers in efforts to provide some sort of aid. Leaving Dhading-Besi, the downtown equivalent of the Dhading district, the aftermath of the earthquakes soon became evident. House after house had been reduced to a half a wall, the rest lay spread in piles at the foundation. Villagers walked by carrying an ax in one hand and branch off a local tree in the other. With aid slow to arrive, they have been left to find their own material for temporary shelters. Arriving in Phulkharka around 4pm, we distributed 700 sheets of tin for shelters being constructed in preparation of the coming monsoons, as well as over 100 solar lights, which are highly valuable in a place where electricity is so scarce. Surveying damage to the school which HANDS in Nepal built brought reality front and center. Every building had suffered from the earth shifting, being only 15 miles from the epicenter such destruction was unfortunately predictable. Standing in what was the library, surrounded by rocks and broken desks, I thought of the day the 7.8 earthquake occurred, a Saturday, the one day children have off from school and at a time when many villagers were outside tending to their crops. A silver lining to the Himalayan shakes I suppose. Admiration gleamed when viewing temporary classrooms the village had built. Donating tin from their destroyed homes, the community was able to construct makeshift rooms tin order not to disrupt the children’s ambitions to learn. One class was held in what was left of the library, the roof offered refuge from the blazing sun. These noble attempts truly show the desire for education in these foothills. An image sticks with me of a grade 5 class being taught under tattered tin, surrounded by shattered rocks. The class looked on attentively, almost un-phased by the surrounding environment. Interviewing villagers, I quickly came to learn HANDS in Nepal was the first form of aid they had seen other than from Bhupendra, whose family is the region. Over a month later, with helicopters circling over and billions in international aid flowing in, I wondered how it was possible that a small NGO specializing in education was able to reach this remote village before others then I thought of the tireless work by all of the HANDS family. “It takes a village” so they say.
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My babe doing amazing things in Nepal!! So happy he's doing what he's passionate about, so proud of everything you've done so far baby!! #handsinnepal2015 #handsinnepal #nepal #disasterrelief #childrenofnepal #myboo #iloveyou #tumemanques #proud #happy
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There is a pulse to Kathmandu, the constant beep of horns as scooters and taxis weave through traffic, the echoes of gangs of stray dogs barking off other canines from their territory and the chants of om mani from the monasteries act as baselines for this cacophony of sound. My first days within the city have bared witness to a muddled version of this. With an exodus from the city by tourist and workers, the depopulated urban sprawl evokes emotions in line with mourning and healing, sorrow and anxiety. I took a taxi from Thamel, it was 11 in the morning, usually taxi drivers would have had 8-9 customers by then the driver tells me. That day I was his first, no wonder he had me name my price when I inquired about fare. He proceeded to tell me where he was from, Sindupalchowk (one of the hardest hit villages)and a remarkable story of how his grandparents were pulled from their ancient family home. His focus turned to his loved ones, despite their homes being destroyed he was fortunate they were ok and that so many people wanted to help. A rhetoric that seems to be shared with many Nepalis when they speak of the quakes. Individual recollections have varied, one person was thrown from a scooter, another hugged his desk while the walls shook, a younger man told me he watched 17 people be pulled from one building. Each amazing in their own way, they all usually end with the same rhetoric, “We are ok. We are alive, the villages need help,they have nothing.” It is astounding to see such compassion in the face of destruction. Kathmandu is slowly showing signs of returning to normal. Children within the city are beginning to fill the streets again, hurrying off to a recently re-opened school system. Taxi drivers are beginning to negotiate a bit more. Dogs throw threats at one another, rather than howling to signal a tremor. A sense of normalcy amidst fallen buildings and red dust is returning again. What of the foothills and quaint villages, where nearly all homes and schools are destroyed. How long will it take for the nostalgic tunes of flutes, chickens and buffalo groans to fill the valleys again?
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Sporadic camps, what is left of a house and a wounded Boudah.
Amazing
Upon descent, Nepali laborers peer through the 747’s windows, anxiously awaiting their first glimpse of a changed landscape. The foothills surrounding Kathmandu Valley, littered with outcroppings of villages, show scars from landslides, places where entire sides of mountains gave way. We pass over...
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