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	Soldiers Indian side of an international border...at an altitude of 15,600 ft. this is the scene during the peak summer. The soldiers on duty here throughout the year, need to spend the extremely harsh winter in this region with the temperature going down 30 to 50 degrees(C)below zero. Ujjwal Mukherjee

robinsonphotoart.com - Jeff Robinson

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Outstanding - Great info, pov and capture!

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December 07, 2013

Tiia Vissak

a cool capture!

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December 07, 2013

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WOW. Beautiful view, light and capture. Interesting info. and it amazes me how someone could stand the cold conditions and attitude. I had some attitude symptoms in the Rockies at 14,000 ft. Love this!

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December 07, 2013

JO ANN CLEVELAND

Tala about an amazing find! This is amazing and the history of it is too Ujjwal!

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December 07, 2013

John Connolly

An incredible scene Ujjwal! Thanks for all the info too!

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December 07, 2013

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Excellent in every way. Fantastic work, Ujjwal!

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December 07, 2013

Carol L. Fowler

What a harsh place to do duty! I can relate to the temperatures as well as the altitude. Although I am only at 4400 feet now, I visited Tibet and we were at that high altitude. It is hard to do any activity in that thin air.

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December 07, 2013

Thomas E. Hinds

Amazing capture, Ujjwal! Looks cold for summer! Beautiful panorama! That is such a high elevation!

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December 07, 2013

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