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A cute girl

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Yesterday I went to a small party and saw this really cute girl there. Couldn't resist to take a few pictures of her.

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I am a Belorussian who lives in Nepal and travels occasionally. Namaste means Hello in Hindi and Nepali. This blog is a visual record of anything that I find worthy to record be it places, people, events or things.

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