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passing through a small country town. people manage to carry an incredible amount of things on their bicycles. this woman wearing a mask (because of dust) has 2 live chickens hanging from the handlebars, as well numerous bags of stuff20 views
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houses of parliament/westminster20 views
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in Shropshire - in front of Hannah's parents' house20 views
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shades of green and blue... rice fields, banana trees, blue hills in the back and the blue sky with puffy white clouds20 views
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water everywhere. so beautiful. the water on the other side of the far strip of land is the Naaf River. and in the background are the hills of Burma20 views
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man throwing his net into the pond to catch fish20 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 back20 views
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two of the fishermen folding up nets after a day's work20 views
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Chuck and Abbu on the roof of the BRAC center in Cox's Bazaar20 views
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chilling out with Myanmar beer, a long leisurely lunch by the lakeside. Yangon has many lakes, and wide tree-lined boulevards - such a green old-world city20 views
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check out the Buddha's feet20 views
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smiling vendors at the temple20 views
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by the time we arrived in Pindaya the few touristy restaurants closed. we went to this local hangout, had amazing shan noodles (haven't found it anywhere else). no one spoke english, we pointed at stuff, & it'll remain one of my fav places20 views
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