Street of Pushkar

This is a camera club from Hong Kong. I think they brought the whole
store.

Single guy is the photo they were taking.

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Back in NY chasing down to American flag.
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Nothing personal, But you walk around me!!!!

Ian you were talking about EGOS???

I would call this " Having a bad Day"

Next stop is the cooking pot.......

Getting a goodnight sleep can be hard

With the fair in Pushkar getting a place to sleep was hard. We all took turns..

Sea of color Pushkar

Whereto go in Pushkar

Yes it smelled real bad.

Sea of color in Pushkar, India

During the fair in Pushkarall the colors were there. It was like a ribbon of color.

It is a whole different world

Tough part about travel in India

India has a large population with many so poor they live on next to nothing. Dealing with it as a traveler can be hard as you can not save everyone.

Bollywood

Went to the movies tonight in Jaipur. red carpet and all.

They don't let you do anything anymore.

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Over worked under paid. What a life!!

Holding up the fort

I swear it was falling down. It is over 500years old you know!

Did you ever think about your future

The cows in India are the lucky ones. They are holy cows and can hang out anywhere and do anything.

Local sport in Old Delhi

India local transport

Local Bangladesh bus

School kids

Postcard from India

How young is too young to marry?

This is in Agra India. They came down the street on a horse with people putting money on them. They must have been 12 years old.

Stuff animals make a big hit

When the children wake up the touch of something soft is very calming. Keeping the child stress free helps the healing.

The Abrams girl and Amanda Byers collected the stuffed animals for the mission. The kids thank you.

I don't see a runway???

The question for today. Is there a runway out there? This was asked as we watched our plane come in.

We made it back to Dhaka

This time with out delay. Team has gone it's different ways till the next mission in March.

Our host for the plane tickets to Cox's Baza

Mohammad's father inlaw is to thank

We had tickets?

We were going to take the bus but when it got here they said they were a little over sold. We took the plane instead. Pays to book ahead.

Sue keeps watch

Chris at work in OR

The banner

When is my turn?

Joel waits for the next kid.

This is why we came to help these kids

This was one kid who has been give a new life

Bring on the kids

Our very own mad scientist

Paw prints are a big hit with the kids

Thanks for the bandages.

Art and films in Bangladesh

Dhaka slums

The one of the slums in Dhaka is located alone the train tracks that wined through the city. The train uses it horn to move people and businesses off the track so it can get through. This is no way to live but it is the only way many of the people of Dhaka know how to live.

Wait for the write up on this one

Smiles Smiles Smiles

This is what happened when we ask, How do you feel about what just happened to your child?

The 60 year old we help have a chance to get married again.

At 60 years old this man showed up and asked if we could help. With the magic hands of Dr Aziz he got his wish. He has four children and herds cattle. His wife passed away and he wants to get married again.

We're done!!!

Dr. Joel Dragoo celebrates a triumphant surgical mission to Cox's Bazar

Dr. Rhee walking the streets of Cox's Bazar

Dr. Rhee walking the streets of Bangladesh early in the morning

Waiting at the Cox's Bazar airport to go back to Dhaka

Samuel Rhee MD
samrhee@plassurg.org

Weill Cornell Medical College
NewYork-Presbyterian Hospital
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New York, NY 10065
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Bruce taking photos at the hospital

Samuel Rhee MD
samrhee@plassurg.org

Weill Cornell Medical College
NewYork-Presbyterian Hospital
525 East 68th Street Starr 8
New York, NY 10065
(212) 746-9038 office/ (212) 746-8666 fax

Hackensack University Medical Center
20 Prospect Avenue, Suite 801
Hackensack, New Jersey 07601
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The Team at Hope Hospital

Team photo from Hope Hospital

Team leader and part of his crew.

Shahid wins beauty pageant!!!

Test

Trying to upload and connect.

Paw prints work great

Thanks to Fountain Inn Animal Clinic the kids got great bandages to help keep their
Fingers out of their mouths.

Problems posting to blog

As you might guess it is very hard to get internet connection in the countryside of Bangladesh.

 

I dropped my Blackberry in the river and the hospital has no connection so posting of photos will have to

wait till I get a good connection.

 

Stay tune.  Bruce
Bruce Byers Bruce Byers Photography 165 east 72nd St 3J New York, NY 10021 212-585-3928 www.brucebyers.com http://brucebyersphotography.blogspot.com

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Checking in

The mother and child sit with the doctor answering questions to make sure things will go well in the operations. Saw 43 kids with 38 set up for correcting their clefts. Looking at more in the am.

Father daughter

Bruce Byers, photographer
165 East 72nd Street Studio 3 H
New York, Ny. 10021
212-585-3928
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