Some of our group watching people go into the freezing cold water and climb the rock up the mountain.
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Wow this pic reminds me of learning about the gold rush in Sacramento1849. A man walked by the river and saw Gold literally on the bank of a river. Besides at the Gurdwara there never are this many Sikhs in one spot. To my this means more than just a pic, it means community within Sikhs.
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