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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 it73 views
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check out the Buddha's feet73 views
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female monks and schoolgirls praying at the temple on full moon day73 views
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me dad73 views
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the causeway leading to Angkor Wat72 views
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Chuck & I hired one of these boats by ourselves and went around the lake72 views
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this boat is a little clothing shop72 views
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a woman at one of the houses doing her day's grocery shopping from the produce sellers that ply the lake on their canoes72 views
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a mangrove forest in the lake72 views
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on the Tonle Sap72 views
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Chuck and Abbu on the roof of the BRAC center in Cox's Bazaar72 views
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chuck resting in the shade of a temple with some devotees72 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 alms72 views
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going back home after market day. Shan State is home to many different tribes & ethnic groups with their own cultures and languages72 views
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loading cabbage72 views
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riding a bullock - standing up!72 views
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how many people can you fit on a truck?72 views
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we were on our boat on Inle Lake at 5 am. this day was the culmination of the Phaung Daw U festival, which takes place here over a period of 20 days, and is the biggest festival of the year in Shan State72 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 it72 views
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