#AFG Over the last 20 years, I travelled across Afghanistan to every corner of it, and I shared photos under caption of #AFGHANISTANYOUNEVERSEE
A colorful spice shop in Bamian city.
Bagram district, Parwan province two Kuchi sisters in the early years.
Nuristani girls with beautiful smiles - but many are also brides at a very young age.
Tending sheep in Khost, 2003.
Kids on a journey - seen in Jegdalak in Kabul’s Sarobi district on my way to do a story on the ruby mine.
Flying into Kundoz over Baghlan - the view through the cockpit of our Afghan pilots.
A truck full of onions on its way to Pakistan
Shegal in Kunar - stopping at a grave early morning
At the BBC bureau in Kabul in Wazir Akbar Khan covering a complex attack in 2011, when US helicopters would fly over the bureau - sometimes they made it impossible to hear or speak to the camera.
Young shepherds in Helmand.
Covering the Presidential elections in 2004 with the BBC - at the end of a long day with my South Asia bureau chief @pdanahar and colleagues as we realized the indelible ink started to come off. @DhariwalNavdip
Gillan district in Ghazni covering parliamentary elections in 2009, found these guys laughing and lended them my glasses.
2009, On my way from Farkhar in Takhar to Kabul, I was caught in an avalanche and this truck overturned in front of my eyes - but these boys from Northern Salang started to laugh.
An outdoor classroom in Toto, Shirzad district Ningarhar province , 2007.
In Turkmen Dara, way up between Ghorband river valley and Kabul’s Istalif - two sisters
In Ningarhar in a district with the Afghan border forces during an embed.
Catch of the day, Naghlu, Kabul- Jalalabad highway.
Road to Khawak in Panjshir province.
PAGHMAN cherries
Paroon, the capital of Nuristan province deep in eastern Afghanistan. #AFGHANISTANYOUNEVERSEE
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