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man throwing his net into the pond to catch fishJul 25, 2006
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Mishti Panir Chora - the area is named after this stream ("Sweet Water Stream") which flows down from the hills and meets the ocean here. u can see the strip of the evergreen forest by the shore.Jul 25, 2006
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Abbu & Ammu on the verandah of the BRAC building - we all hung out on this verandah and enjoyed the amazing viewJul 25, 2006
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the BRAC building in Teknaf, right on the seashore. we stopped off and ate lunch, it was almost impossible to get to (which made it all the more special since no one gets to see this amazing hidden away place), good thing we had 4-wheel drive.Jul 25, 2006
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kids wearing the conical farmer hats in the rain. Chuck bought one & is wearing it in the Bandarban photos. the farmer hat styles vary across the regions of bangladesh. we're thinking of doing a coffee table book on it ;)Jul 25, 2006
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Chuck became obsessed w/ these farmer hats, which are used only in this region. they're v versatile - protects u from sun & rain. in the rain, the farmers usually pull up their lungis into shorts, so they can dry themselves off easily after.Jul 25, 2006
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Ammu chatting with the kids, and Chuck showing them their photos on the camera. everyone in the villages is always excited to see themselves on the camera.Jul 25, 2006
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hanging out with the village kidsJul 25, 2006
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Chuck, Letuce (our driver), and Ammu in the fishing villageJul 25, 2006
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two kids carrying part of the day's catch--the fish are packed in baskets with leaves, then slung on a pole.Jul 25, 2006
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you can see the turquoise blue & yellow sampans (fishing boats) lined up on the beachJul 25, 2006
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a couple villagers coming from the fishing boats lined up on the beachJul 25, 2006
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Burmese refugees have settled here on this Bangladesh side of the border. On the way to Teknaf, we passed a few refugee camps. This is not a camp, this is a village. the camps look like refugee camps -hundreds of huts all clustered together w/ UNHCR tarpsJul 25, 2006
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everyone going to check out the fishing village and the oceanJul 25, 2006
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this woman is pulling her bundle of sticksJul 25, 2006
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this is one of the most amazing places i've ever been to. beautiful and interesting and fun. cliffs surrounding the valley we were in on one side, and the valley flowing into the oceanJul 25, 2006
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we took this narrow little village road that people who visit Teknaf don't know about. the road ends after a while, & even our 4-wheeler couldn't make it past it all the way to the ocean. so we parked the car & walkedJul 25, 2006
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me, Ammu and Chuck by the Naaf RiverJul 25, 2006
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