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fruit stand with oil lamps84 views
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the highway83 views
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kids on the side of the road. they were so excited to see their photo on the digital camera83 views
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the sampans were lined up on the little strip of land between the pool of water and the ocean. chuck & I had to walk around quite a bit to get to the strip with the sampans83 views
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one lone fisherman standing close to the shore in the rough ocean and the heavy rain, still trying to catch something83 views
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a couple of local kids who had caught a crab, and wanted us to buy it from them.83 views
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brick factory in between the rice fields and the hills. the reddish stuff is all bricks82 views
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the rice fields were so beautiful82 views
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little huts perched on strips of land, surrounded by water everywhere. Teknaf ranks among one of my favourite places i've ever visited82 views
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the BRAC building in Teknaf, right on the seashore. we stopped off and ate lunch, it was almost impossible to get to (which made it all the more special since no one gets to see this amazing hidden away place), good thing we had 4-wheel drive.82 views
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the boy only spoke burmese & a few words of bangla, so it was mainly alot of smiling & nodding. he chatted, but i had no idea what he was saying. right after this shot, a couple who lived in the hut invited us in out of the rain, they spoke bangla82 views
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the "Bara Khyang", old Buddhist temple in Lamapara (near Cox's Bazaar). this is next to a little town called Ramu which was once a capital of the Burmese Arakan kingdom for 3 centuries82 views
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