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"Twice a year for nearly 12,000 years, men of Gurung tribe of central Nepal have braved the Himalayan foothills to harvest the honey of the world’s largest species of honeybees. The knowledge of extracting honey from hives that were precariously parched on the hillsides was passed from father to son for these millennia, and in 1987, the 63-year old villagehead Mani Lal was the last of his village to have mastery of the technique."
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sounds_sound · 4380 days ago · link ·
Amazing. I'll never look at my pancakes the same!
thenewgreen · 4381 days ago · link ·
Here is the link to his site displaying his photographs. I think they are some of the best narrative images I've seen. There's one with a man standing under some exposed roots, the roots look like human legs. Awesome work.