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  • Approaching a centennial celebration, it seems that the fitness of mountain people is inherent through to old age.  
  • At-Tar (horses) - Shepherding at the foothills of the First May Mountains. "Horse" in Kyrgyzstan is called "At" (horse) – or "Attar" (horses)
  • Young boy with horses at the foothills of the Mountains, near Lake Issyk Kul, Naryn District, Krygyzstan. "Horse" in Kyrgish is called "At" (horse) – or "Attar" (horses)
  • Horses being exercised at 6 o'clock early-morning by the shores of Lake Issyk-Kul.
  • Vendor in Osh Market, Bishkek. From a collection of portraits from a rural community, deep in Kyrgyzstan At Bashi district. Part of a research medical study funded by The Wellcome Institute and enabled by Dr. Rupert Jones at Plymouth University.
  • On the shores of Lake Issyk-Kul, next to the old Soviet sanatorium.
  • There is a ravine - high up in the mountains south of Lake Issyk-Kul.
  • A generation of four in a Kyrgyz rural community A collection of portraits from a rural community, deep in Kyrgyzstan At Bashi district. Part of a research medical study funded by The Wellcome Institute and enabled by Dr. Rupert Jones at Plymouth University.  
  • A woman spinning yarn in At-Bashi Market, A collection of portraits from a rural community, deep in Kyrgyzstan At Bashi district. Part of a research medical study funded by The Wellcome Institute and enabled by Dr. Rupert Jones at Plymouth University.  
  • A veteran horse-riding champion from the Nomad Games at the foothills of the First May Mountains. Foothills of the First-May Mountains, near At-Bashi, Naryn District, Krygyzstan. "Horse" in Kyrgyzstan is called "At" (horse) – or "Attar" (horses)  
  • Osh Market, Bishkek in Krygyzstan. A bustling treasure trove of exotic goods can be found...
  • Osh - Central market of Bishkek in Krygyzstan. Osh Market, Bishkek in Krygyzstan. A bustling treasure trove of exotic goods can be found...
  • Looking across the Torugart Pass from Kyrgyzstan into China, adjacent to Tash Rabat, an ancient caravanserai on the Silk Road.
  • Mosque and old Russian vehicle spewing smoke. Ak-Muz, driving towards the Chinese border.
  • Mother and daughter collecting water outside the village in Naryn District.
  • Portrait of Afghani man in traditional Krygz nomad hat. Islamadeen Wahan Jackmaqdeen from the village of Baizambi, Afganistan.
  • Street vendor making and selling Kumis – a fermented dairy product made from mare's milk. Ironic considering her apron says Nashzce Pivo (beer) Naryn Province, Kyrgyzstan
  • Yurts on the Mountainside: Looking over the river towards Ozgorush, on the road to Bosogo from At-Bashi, Naryn Region, Kyrgyzstan. This pass leads to the Chinese border a few kilometres away.
  • Shepherding at the foothills of the Mountainside near Bosogo, Naryn Region, Kyrgyzstan. This pass leads to the Chinese border a few kilometres away.
  • Shepherding at the foothills of the Mountainside near Bosogo, Naryn Region, Kyrgyzstan. This pass leads to the Chinese border a few kilometres away.
  • The local doctor (left) and farmer (right) inside a traditional Kyrgish interior – playing the heroic, traditional Kyrgish instrument: the Komuz.
  • A veteran horse-riding champion from the Nomad Games at the foothills of the First May Mountains. Foothills of the First-May Mountains, near At-Bashi, Naryn District, Krygyzstan.