It's a tough life being a beast of burden in the Indian Himalaya. This was somewhere between Kausani and Naini Tal; photographed from the bus window.All content © 2009 Pete McGregor
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Hard life wherever you go.
There are some pretty pampered horses here, though, Zhoen, and even those that aren't pampered don't get treated like this (or, if they were, the owner would probably be charged). Isolated cases occur anywhere, but this is more like the rule than the exception where I travelled in India.
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