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me standing between two celestial dancers84 views
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incense and offerings at the foot of a Buddha at the Bayon84 views
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view from our "deluxe riverview" room. the rooftop bar of the hotel was supposed to be one of the best places in town according to Lonely Planet, but we didn't find it all that exciting84 views
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the lungi (known as "sarong" in s.e. asia) is also versatile. this little boy pulled up his lungi to make it into a hood and body covering - against the drizzle84 views
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the sampans were so colourful. we chatted with the fishermen, & had a great time hanging out here. a big storm was coming (this is the cyclonic season in the Bay of Bengal), & the fishermen were all back84 views
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sun shining on water in rice fields... the landscape was beautiful.84 views
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monks hanging out84 views
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Chuck and I with Lubna Aunty (Khalu's wife) at the Commonwealth cemetary for the soldiers who died in World War II (very similar to the Mainamati commonwealth war cemetary in Bangladesh - i have pics of that in the Comilla section)84 views
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inscription on the pavilion at the WWII cemetary84 views
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watching the sun set over Bagan from the top of one of the big temples84 views
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