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This page shows my personal view of travel across Northern Pakistan in 1975.
	I spent a night in Lahore and took local buses across Northern Pakistan. Most of the travel was at night and the roads were flooded. This is perhaps my favourite piece of sculpture. It is in the Lahore Museum. It depicts the Buddha after seven years of fasting and meditation.

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