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big plaza like area where people hang out in the evening118 views
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us in front of lagoon in center of island118 views
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one of the many sadhus you see around there118 views
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snake charmers118 views
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washing clothes, begnas tal, another of the lakes around pokhara118 views
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the 2nd and last of our cave experiences. this one was actually really interesting and worth the excruciating process. the cave was deep down and pitch dark. we had one lamp with us, which barely shed enough light for one person to walk, let alone 4.118 views
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The professors getting ready to go on stage117 views
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dusty back alley117 views
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outside the shipbreaking yards, on the side of the highway. lifeboats from ships. all along this stretch of the highway, any salvageable items from the ships (other than the metal) are sold - from refrigerators to condiment bottles117 views
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labourers in the shipbreaking yards, toiling away under the hot sun. apparently around 200,000 people work in the shipbreaking industry117 views
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there was a big Buddhist festival going on for a few days when we arrived in Mandalay. here are people hanging out and watching a travelling theatre group outdoors. these plays with singing and dancing telling mythical stories go on all night long117 views
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Chuck in front of the roof pool at the Worburi. we would try to swim every day, it was small but very nice117 views
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