
Entertainment for the Polish that come to the Netherlands to work. They live on an old RAF base on the border with Germany and Holland.

Entertainment for the Polish that come to the Netherlands to work. They live on an old RAF base on the border with Germany and Holland.
A lonely mother in the Polish countryside. Her husband works in Austria and her only son in the Netherlands. She travels every day by bus to her work in Opole one hour away.
Older skilled technicians are getting a new future in Polish companies that are moving their factories to East Germany. Polish workers are working in West Europe so companies in Poland have serious problems finding skilled laborers.
Damage caused by rioters last night in the Parisian suburb, Villiers le Bel. The riots started after 2 kids died in a collision between their motorbike and a police car.
Learning handicrafts is a way for former prostitutes to make a living without going back to the sex industry.
The top of the skull of a Yeti, the legendary abominable snowman. In the small monastery of Kumjung in the Nepalese Himalaya the monks guard this so called proof of the existence of the Yeti. It looks more like the skull of a yak with Down's syndrome to me.
The trails in the Nepalese Himalayas are littered with temples and stupas.
The highest colfcourse in the world? Nope, just an alpine meadow just above Namche Bazar ar 4000+ metres. Model: our trekkingguide Kami.
Due to the lack of roads everything in the Nepalese Himalaya is carried up by human force. The porters can carry up to a 100kg.
On the way to the Mount Everest Basecamp we bumped into this newborn baby that gets an amulet tied around it's neck to protect against bad spirits.

Ladies in Red. Today was a special Hindufestival for the women of Nepal. Tens of thousands of women dressed in red went into the streets dancing and praying.
Modern life of Chinese youngsters in Lhasa is much the same as in any major city in China. Through internet they keep in contact with their friends in Beijing, Shanghai or Shenzen.

Thousands of Chinese tourists flock to Tibet nowadays.
And they all come to see a glimpse of the few Tibetan monks that are left since the Cultural Revolution.

