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RM2B7N3JJ–An area near Lashi Hai that was part of the Ancient Tea Horse Road, chamagudao, winding through the mountains of Sichuan, Yunnan and Tibet in China.
RM2B020MC–Lashi Lake (Lashihai) at an elevation of 2500 metres (8,200 ft) is the largest highland lake in Lijiang County, Yunnan Province. As many as 57 migratory bird species use the lake including whooper swans and black-necked crane.
RMRCHG77–Albumblad met zes foto's. Linksboven de veldkeuken in het kamp in het Lashi-dal, Bestanddeelnr 24 24.
RM2APBKFC–Photoalbum Fisherman: First Karakoru expedition, 1922 Description: Album sheet with six photos. Top left: Ph.C. Fisherman and a cooler at the end of the Maulong Glacier; upper centre: the Maulong Glacier; upper right: Ph.C. Fisherman and a cooler for the three highest peaks of the Sasir group; lower left: a field of edelweiss; lower middle: the K32 with the Mungistang glacier; lower right: camp in the Lashi valley with in the background the K32 Date: 1922/07/19 Location: India, Karakorum, Pakistan Keywords: mountains, flowers, glaciers, tents Personal name: Fisherman, Ph.C.
RMKCDCAW–Lashi Lake margin at Lijiang Lashihai Plateau Wetland Nature Reserve. Major Naxi and Li ethnic people location and for birdwatching. Birdwatching hide
RM2E0BF7W–Supporters cheer Myanmar democracy campaigner Aung San Suu Kyi in front of Yandingaung pagoda in Lashi, Shan State. Lashio, Myanmar, on March 17, 2012. Photo by Christophe Loviny/ABACAPRESS.COM
RMAWFFX5–Living room and rock stool in a modern Chinese apartment with distinct influence from the Ming dynasty Hong Kong China
RM2F3J6HE–Living room in a modern chinese apartment, A classic 16th-centuary Ming lute table stands against the far wall, hanging behind ia a 16th-17th-centuary
RF2HTJH39–Set of Indian food dishes, beef samosas, prawn tikka, chicken tikka masala, korma, kashmiri pilau rice, garlic naan, mango lassi
RME9G4CY–Adult male Hen harrier (Circus cyaneus) in flight against clear blue winter sky hunting for prey over traditional farmland
RMH3D656–Grey-backed shrike (Lanius tephronotus) perching on a stick in farmland during the winter months, Yunnan, China
RM2AG951X–. To California and back;. at of mountain and sea.Never was style of architecture more spontaneouslyin touch with its environment than that followed bythe mission-builders. It is rhythm and cadence andrhyme. It is perfect art. Earthquake has rent, manhas despoiled, time has renounced the Mission SanJuan Capistrano, yet its pure nobility survives, in-destructible. The tower is fallen, the sanctuary isbare and weather-beaten, the cloisters of the quad-rangle are roofless, and the bones of forgotten pa-dres lie beneath the roots of tangled shrubbery; butthe bells still hang in their rawhide lashi
RM2B7N414–An elderly Naxi man posing for a photo in a section of the Ancient Tea Horse Road, chamagudao, near Lashi Lake in Yunnan China.
RM2B020K2–Lashi Lake (Lashihai) at an elevation of 2500 metres (8,200 ft) is the largest highland lake in Lijiang County, Yunnan Province. As many as 57 migratory bird species use the lake including whooper swans and black-necked crane.
RM2APBKB3–Photoalbum Fisherman: First Karakoru expedition, 1922 Description: Album sheet with six photos. Upper left: Jenny Visser-Hooft and the puppy Tshi Tsering in front of the tent in the camp near the Lashi glacier; upper middle: the highest camp at the Lashi glacier; upper right: Ph.C. Fisherman and a cooler at the view of the Lashi mountains; lower left: Ph.C. Fisherman at the view of the Lashi mountains to south; lower middle: double recording, view of the Maulong glacier and the mountain slope; lower right: A 'edge' of the Maulong glacier seen downhill Date: 1922/07/19 Location: India, Karakoru
RMKCDCYC–Lashi Lake margin at Lijiang Lashihai Plateau Wetland Nature Reserve. Major bird migration and birdwatching location. Crane art at visitor centre
RM2E0BF9B–Supporters of all ages on their way to cheer Myanmar democracy campaigner Aung San Suu Kyi in front of Yandingaung pagoda in Lashi, Shan State. Lashio, Myanmar, on March 17, 2012. Photo by Christophe Loviny/ABACAPRESS.COM
RM2AKJFF2–The playwork book . ^ be made of any size and may even bemade large enough to carry one or morepersons, if the size and strength of thebranches and lashings is duly proportioned,but for a toy reeds will do nicely. Laydown first the crossbar beneath the raftand then space out the raft itself to fit it,leaving a little space between each reed.. Fig. 93. Take a strong thin string and fasten it witha tight loop over the end of the first reed,turn it down and round the lower cross-spar, and then up and around the upper A CANOE 111 one, and lay in the next reed, and so on.When the first row of lashi
RM2B7N3T3–A tourist talking with one of the Naxi people in a section of the Ancient Tea Horse Road, chamagudao, near Lashi Lake in Yunnan China.
RM2B020KT–Lashi Lake (Lashihai) at an elevation of 2500 metres (8,200 ft) is the largest highland lake in Lijiang County, Yunnan Province. As many as 57 migratory bird species use the lake including whooper swans and black-necked crane.
RM2APBKA0–Photoalbum Fisherman: First Karakoru expedition, 1922 Description: Album sheet with six photos. Top left: the field kitchen in the camp in the Lashi valley; upper middle: the coolies playing the dice; upper right: the camp in the Gangmolung valley; lower left: Ph.C. Fisherman on the Gangmolung glacier; lower middle: Ph.C. Fisherman on a pass at the end of the Gangmolung glacier; lower right: coolies at the view from the highest peaks of the Sasir Pass Date: 1922/08/11 Location: India, Karakorum, Pakistan Keywords: mountains, glaciers, kitchens, tents Personal Name: Fisherman, Ph.C.
RMKCDCP5–Lashi Lake margin at Lijiang Lashihai Plateau Wetland Nature Reserve. Major birdwatching migration location. Crane art on visitor centre door
RM2E0BF9C–A supporter cheer sMyanmar democracy campaigner Aung San Suu Kyi in front of Yandingaung pagoda in Lashi, Shan State. He has printed portraits of her frm internet on his face. Lashio, Myanmar, on March 17, 2012. Photo by Christophe Loviny/ABACAPRESS.COM
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RM2B7N3W1–A tourist talking with one of the Naxi people in a section of the Ancient Tea Horse Road, chamagudao, near Lashi Lake in Yunnan China.
RM2B020MB–Lashi Lake (Lashihai) at an elevation of 2500 metres (8,200 ft) is the largest highland lake in Lijiang County, Yunnan Province. As many as 57 migratory bird species use the lake including whooper swans and black-necked crane.
RM2APBKF3–Photo Album Fisherman: First Karakoru expedition, 1922 Description: Album sheet with six photos. Top left: mountain group north of Sasir at sunset; upper middle: Ph.C. Fisherman and Franz Lochmatter on the Lashi glacier; upper right: the highest peak of the Sasir group; lower left: view from the Lashi glacier to the south; lower middle: Ph.C. Fisherman and Franz Lochmatter for the view from the Lashi-Glestjer to the north; lower right: the camp at the Lashi Glacier Date: 19 July 1922 Location: India, Karakorum Keywords: mountains, glaciers, tents Personal name: Lochmatter, Franz, Fisherman, Ph
RM2B03B1R–Remarkable for their military prowess, their receptivity to Christianity, and their intricate all-embracing kinship network, the Kachins are a hardy mountain people living in the remote hills of northern Burma and on the peripheries of India and China. 'Kachin' is actually a Burmese word that does not exist in any of the local dialects. Each Kachin tribe has a different name for themselves and their neighbours, but no word to describe the whole group.
RMKCDC2X–Lashi Lake margin at Lijiang Lashihai Plateau Wetland Nature Reserve. Important Naxi and Li ethnic people. Dongba priests shrine to God of Nature
RM2B03B32–Remarkable for their military prowess, their receptivity to Christianity, and their intricate all-embracing kinship network, the Kachins are a hardy mountain people living in the remote hills of northern Burma and on the peripheries of India and China. 'Kachin' is actually a Burmese word that does not exist in any of the local dialects. Each Kachin tribe has a different name for themselves and their neighbours, but no word to describe the whole group.
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RMRGX8HK–. Bulletin. Ethnology. Anthrop. Pap. No. 44] CERRO DE LAS MESAS OFFERING DRUCKER 59 It is 7.5 cm. long, 2.2 cm, wide, and has a maximum thickness of 0.8 cm. One of the more unique pieces in the collection is the decorated celt shown in plate 36, /. The poll has been worked into a birdlike head with a heavy down-turned beak reminiscent of that of the Olmec Bird-monster. The outline has been accentuated by sawed lines above and below the back and alongside the upper end. The area just below the decorated head or between poll and bit has a very marked cavity which perhaps served to make the lashi
RM2B7N3WT–A tourist chatting with 2 local Naxi people in a section of the Ancient Tea Horse Road, chamagudao, near Lashi Lake in Yunnan China.
RMKCDB7E–Lashi Lake margin at Lijiang Lashihai Plateau Wetland Nature Reserve, Yunnan. Important Naxi and Li ethnic people and major bird migration area
RM2B03B33–Remarkable for their military prowess, their receptivity to Christianity, and their intricate all-embracing kinship network, the Kachins are a hardy mountain people living in the remote hills of northern Burma and on the peripheries of India and China. 'Kachin' is actually a Burmese word that does not exist in any of the local dialects. Each Kachin tribe has a different name for themselves and their neighbours, but no word to describe the whole group.
RM2B03BCN–Remarkable for their military prowess, their receptivity to Christianity, and their intricate all-embracing kinship network, the Kachins are a hardy mountain people living in the remote hills of northern Burma and on the peripheries of India and China. 'Kachin' is actually a Burmese word that does not exist in any of the local dialects. Each Kachin tribe has a different name for themselves and their neighbours, but no word to describe the whole group.
RM2B03B31–Remarkable for their military prowess, their receptivity to Christianity, and their intricate all-embracing kinship network, the Kachins are a hardy mountain people living in the remote hills of northern Burma and on the peripheries of India and China. 'Kachin' is actually a Burmese word that does not exist in any of the local dialects. Each Kachin tribe has a different name for themselves and their neighbours, but no word to describe the whole group.
RM2B03B2F–Remarkable for their military prowess, their receptivity to Christianity, and their intricate all-embracing kinship network, the Kachins are a hardy mountain people living in the remote hills of northern Burma and on the peripheries of India and China. 'Kachin' is actually a Burmese word that does not exist in any of the local dialects. Each Kachin tribe has a different name for themselves and their neighbours, but no word to describe the whole group.
RM2B7N3NW–An engraved rock marking a section of the Ancient Tea Horse Road, chamagudao, that winds through Sichuan, Tiber, and Yunnan China.
RMKCDAD7–North over Lashi Lake at Lijiang Lashihai Plateau Wetland Nature Reserve, Yunnan. Important Naxi and Li ethnic people and major bird migration area
RM2B7N3DM–View of Laishihai, Lashi Lake, from a section of the ancient tea horse road, chamagudao, in Yunnan, China.
RMKCDBPX–Lashi Lake at Lijiang Lashihai Plateau Wetland Nature Reserve, Yunnan. Important Naxi and Li ethnic people and major bird migration area. View north
RM2B7RB5D–One of the Naxi farmers harvesting roses to be used in cosmetics and baked goods at Lashi Lake, in Yunnan, China
RMKCDAKP–Lashi Lake at Lijiang Lashihai Plateau Wetland Nature Reserve, Yunnan. Important Naxi and Li ethnic people and major bird migration area. View west
RM2B7RB5E–One of the Naxi farmers harvesting roses to be used in cosmetics and baked goods at Lashi Lake, in Yunnan, China
RMKCDDNY–Traditional Chinese food. Yunnan province hotpot. Typical traditional fish and vegetable dish of Naxi ethnic group people on Lashi Lake shore, Lijiang
RM2B7RB6B–One of the Naxi farmers harvesting roses to be used in cosmetics and baked goods at Lashi Lake, in Yunnan, China
RM2B7RB74–A traditional house of the Naxi people at Lashi Lake where it is a paradise for migrant birds and the origin of the Ancient Tea Horse Road.
RM2B7RB6C–A traditional house of the Naxi people at Lashi Lake where it is a paradise for migrant birds and the origin of the Ancient Tea Horse Road.
RM2B7RB4X–Homemade tent for farmers and tour guides at Lashi Lake, a paradise for migrant birds and the origin of the Ancient Tea Horse Road.
RM2B7RB68–Rose farm at Lashi Lake, in Yunnan, China where Naxi farmers harvest roses to be used in cosmetics and baked goods.
RM2B7N3HD–View of a Naxi people village by the Lashi Lake, from a seection of the ancient tea horse road, chamagudao, in Yunnan, China.
RM2B7RB2X–Lashi Lake, part of the Lijiang–Lashihai Plateau Wetland Nature Reserve, is a paradise for migrant birds and the origin of the Ancient Tea Horse Road.
RM2B7RB2A–Lashi Lake, part of the Lijiang–Lashihai Plateau Wetland Nature Reserve, is a paradise for migrant birds and the origin of the Ancient Tea Horse Road.
RM2B7RB29–Lashi Lake, part of the Lijiang–Lashihai Plateau Wetland Nature Reserve, is a paradise for migrant birds and the origin of the Ancient Tea Horse Road.
RM2B7RB4D–Lashi Lake, part of the Lijiang–Lashihai Plateau Wetland Nature Reserve, is a paradise for migrant birds and the origin of the Ancient Tea Horse Road.
RM2B7RB3G–Lashi Lake, part of the Lijiang–Lashihai Plateau Wetland Nature Reserve, is a paradise for migrant birds and the origin of the Ancient Tea Horse Road.
RM2B7RB2W–Lashi Lake, part of the Lijiang–Lashihai Plateau Wetland Nature Reserve, is a paradise for migrant birds and the origin of the Ancient Tea Horse Road.
RM2B7RB3H–Lashi Lake, part of the Lijiang–Lashihai Plateau Wetland Nature Reserve, is a paradise for migrant birds and the origin of the Ancient Tea Horse Road.
RM2B7RB2B–Lashi Lake, part of the Lijiang–Lashihai Plateau Wetland Nature Reserve, is a paradise for migrant birds and the origin of the Ancient Tea Horse Road.
RM2B7RB2Y–Lashi Lake, part of the Lijiang–Lashihai Plateau Wetland Nature Reserve, is a paradise for migrant birds and the origin of the Ancient Tea Horse Road.
RM2B7RB2C–Lashi Lake, part of the Lijiang–Lashihai Plateau Wetland Nature Reserve, is a paradise for migrant birds and the origin of the Ancient Tea Horse Road.
RM2B7RB4B–Lashi Lake, part of the Lijiang–Lashihai Plateau Wetland Nature Reserve, is a paradise for migrant birds and the origin of the Ancient Tea Horse Road.
RM2B7N3YA–A local Naxi elderly man proudly pointing to his great-grandchild along the Ancient Tea Horse Road, chamagudao, near Lashi Lake in Yunnan China.
RM2B7N2HY–An area near Lashi Hai that was part of the Ancient Tea Horse Road, chamagudao, winding through the mountains of Sichuan, Yunnan, and Tibet in China.
RM2B7N1FF–An area near Lashi Hai that was part of the Ancient Tea Horse Road, chamagudao, winding through the mountains of Sichuan, Yunnan and Tibet in China.
RM2B7N248–An area near Lashi Hai that was part of the Ancient Tea Horse Road, chamagudao, winding through the mountains of Sichuan, Yunnan, and Tibet in China.
RM2B7N25C–An area near Lashi Hai that was part of the Ancient Tea Horse Road, chamagudao, winding through the mountains of Sichuan, Yunnan, and Tibet in China.
RM2B7N28W–An area near Lashi Hai that was part of the Ancient Tea Horse Road, chamagudao, winding through the mountains of Sichuan, Yunnan, and Tibet in China.
RM2B7N1P7–An area near Lashi Hai that was part of the Ancient Tea Horse Road, chamagudao, winding through the mountains of Sichuan, Yunnan, and Tibet in China.
