Sorry! these are not the real fruits and vegetables. They are knitted and made in shape of fruits and colored. Hey, great arts!

These and few more were posted by kurakani in this forum post.

Well, it is not a bear… but a beer shop.

They have “chilled beer” and the painter must have been too smart to write “Child Bear” instead. A friend sent this photo in email.

I am not sure if it is a real one or a smart photoshop image! Comment if any of you had a chance to see it in India.

The guy did mediation for months under a Pipal tree.

He reappeared in second half of Nov. 2008 to bless his devotees and went in hiding again for more mediation.

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Gifted poet Laxmi Prasad Devkota born on the festival of the Goddess of wealth “Laxmi Puja” and so named as a present from the Goddess Laxmi. But he turned out to be wealthier in knowledge and wisdom rather than in money and riches. He was known as Mahakabi, the great poet, and lived and died a poor man.

If you want to read some of his great poems - click here to read some in English translation, some in Nepali

The (still) standing letterbox.

This is one of those letterboxes in Kathmandu valley have survived numerous vandalism. Should have been ages since it received any mails in its tummy or a mailman paid a visit. There were times when it used to be full of post cards, letters to loved ones and a mailman would empty it regularly. That’s a distant history.

Looks like it is waiting for somebody to come by and worship with flowers and aabir (Nepali have strange habit of worshiping anything that is as useless as it is). If somebody tips over a protruding stone you can be damn sure the stone will be worshiped for being one of those 33 million gods. I wish somebody will tip over this metal box someday and we start placing an idol in it and worship.

(source - mysansar)
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