Again I have been holding off on posting about Kashmir, because the situation here has been a bit uncertain. After the burning down of the Dastageer Sahab shrine, tensions went up a bit as all of Kashmir was closed down for nearly five days. Because of the sensitivity of the situation here I will probably post more after I leave the region.
Since things have re-opened I have met and photographed some women who lost family members over the past decade or two. We also took a few days off while things were cooling down in the city.
Connectivity has also been a bit of a problem, so I am doing this post from my phone again. Here is a photo I took in the remains of Dastageer Sahab. I’ll post more later. This man crawled prone to the shrine while we were there.



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Nels, the DastagerSahab Srine looks like beautiful builing. How old is it? luv, Dad.
Nels,
comment: Srine was meant to be Shrine.
builing was meant to be building.
This program on my lap top reads translucent blue.
Dad