going back home after market day. Shan State is home to many different tribes & ethnic groups with their own cultures and languages71 views
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each of these people is working on a different component of the parasol71 views
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house in a tribal village - hanging out and chatting71 views
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remarkable. temples, temples, everywhere, in every direction. nothing but temples....71 views
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relaxing on the grass in the afternoon sun, enjoying the flamingoes & the ducks70 views
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little old lady watching the street life below from her balcony70 views
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pond at Angkor Wat70 views
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chuck resting in the shade of a temple with some devotees70 views
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this bell was stolen by the british (they loved looting artifacts). but it sank in the river & they were unable to pull it up. finally they told the burmese they could have their bell back; the burmese put logs under & floated it70 views
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girls from the Pa-O tribe waiting patiently by the roadside to collect alms for the local monastery70 views
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Inle Lake filling up with boatloads of people. thousands of people & the many tribes of Shan State come for pilgrimage at this time (the town of Nyaung Shwe was packed for the festival with fairs, food stalls - excitement was in the air everywhere)70 views
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Chuck happy on our boat. we're not morning-people and getting up before dawn is anathema to us. but this was definitely worth it70 views
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this pagoda on the lake is quite big surprisingly70 views
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