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a girl living in one the floating houses, washing dishes33 views
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boating past the mangrove in the Tonle Sap33 views
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i took this photo of this little girl holding her puppy. she was siting by the side of the path at Angkor Wat at dusk. she asked me for money after I took the picture, for letting me take her photo33 views
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at the Bayon. there are heads facing in every direction33 views
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the center portion of this building is in the form of serpent heads (nagas)33 views
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our guide. after hanging out with him a couple of days, i asked him about the Khmer Rouge & found out his entire family had been killed by the KR. he entered a monastery after KR's end since that was the way he could be fed & educated33 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 Burma33 views
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Abbu & Ammu on the verandah of the BRAC building - we all hung out on this verandah and enjoyed the amazing view33 views
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landing at the airport in Yangon33 views
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Chuck and Jeffry (my uncle's driver) looking at an one of the hundreds of old colonial buildings all over Yangon33 views
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pushing a buddha statue on a cart. apparently, hundreds of Monday born people sweep the Shwe Dagon on Mondays (and Tuesday born do so on Tuesdays and so on for the other days of the week) to earn merit33 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 city33 views
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Burmese are always celebrating some Buddhist festival - one of the most spiritual countries i've been in, their lives truly revolve around religion. it was full moon day, everything was closed, & here's someone in a costume collecting alms33 views
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hmm, which way is Bangladesh from here?33 views
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barge carries 4 buddhas, even though there are 5. the story goes that in 1965 the barge, which was carrying all 5, capsized & sank in a storm. only 4 were recovered but back at the pagoda 5th was sitting there covered in weeds; so now he never leaves33 views
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chilling out with a bottle of wine on our verandah by the river33 views
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