Bhutan | Google Maps
This week Pegman visits the Buddhist kingdom of Bhutan, on the Himalayas’ eastern ridge. As always, the Pegman mission is for you to write up to 150 words inspired by the location. Feel free to use the location provided in the prompt, or search Google maps within the borders of the country of Bhutan and find your own view. Contributions can be in the form of poetry, prose, or essay, or any form that inspires you.
Once your piece is polished, share it with others using the linkup below. Reading and commenting on others’ work is part of the fun!
WHAT PEGMAN SAW 
Looks challenging this week, Karen. Just finished playing catchup. Now some breaking of the fast then hopefully a story will flow before I resume cutting these wild trees of mine.
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Oooh wild trees! Hope all goes well in taming them. Hope to see you in Bhutan!
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Ooh, interesting place! I’m sad that I can’t join in, but I’m packing and getting ready to leave for my vacation. See you in two weeks!
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Have a lovely vacation Joy!
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Bhutan is indeed the best place in the world to live in!
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I can believe it. I’m in love. A beautiful place in every way!
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Ah! Bhutan! A friend of mine was there a couple of years ago and loved it! The food she liked less, but the people, she said, and the vistas, were absolutely life-changing.
Here’s my little contribution:
https://naamayehuda.com/2019/07/27/no-prayer-crossing/
Na’ama
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Wow, there sure are a lot of 360’s with this location. I keep getting caught up in the spin and forgetting to write.
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🙂 enjoy the tour! Looking forward to your story.
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The weekend just blew by so quickly. I did write something yesterday, but wasn’t able to get back online in the evening. I’ll still post to my page, though.
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