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“I arrive in Ulaanbaatar after four days on the Trans-Siberian train. It’s a relief to get to and be among people again. The Mongolians appear proud and strong, but they also seem caught in a strange connection between the past and the present. I walk the streets, and when I get lonely, I visit people in their homes; a family living in a traditional tent—the Ger, a young couple in love, a grandchild caressing her grandmother. On the last day I’m at a market and the police stop me. They erase every single image on my SD-Card. 432 pictures. I watch as they disappear one by one. I am devastated. A full day’s work is gone—my memories erased. The sun’s setting as I sit down on a bench and close my eyes. A group of boys pass me with a basketball. I decide to follow—I have to get back on my feet. They run through the narrow alleys and into an open space on top of a hill. This is the basketball court. I forget about photographing, but start playing with the boys. Then, on my way home, I walk to the hilltop, and as I turn around I see it all come together. The boys playing, their homes and the mountains. A moment I want to keep and remember.” — @JacobAueSobolNew

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