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The openness and willingness to meet and
help travelers in their country set the Pakistanis apart during our stay
there. Old men at tea houses gladly shared food and drink with us, in return
for just a bit of conversation.
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 The smiles of the people were everywhere, from this girl and her younger brother on the Afghani border... 
To these boys in the wild west town of Peshawar 
and this proud tribesman in the Northwest Frontier Province |
Tomb-mosque in Multan with the famous blue edging 
Inside the Wazir Khan mosque in Lahore |
On the way to evening prayers in Shalimar Gardens 
A mural of Shah Jehangir in Shaikhpura 
Playing cricket at school |
Here a new bride, looking dutifully downcast about the prospect of leaving her family, is escorted from her home |
Susan's classroom assistant also got married in a lavish Christian ceremony |
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A row of buses waits at the Rawalpindi bus station |
The view from inside a Pakistani bus. The women all had to sit in the front section, the entire inside and outside were decorated and painted, and the driver (yes, that's him on the right) keeps a close watch on the goings on. |
Special
Excursion!! Come visit a Pakistani rug making factory
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