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Fri, 7 Dec 2012 | By santiagobilly | Photo Gallery | Scholarship Entry
I want to serve as a bridge between people, so we can all know from where we all are. I was born in Guatemala, I've been lucky to travel and experience the world. But I wish to comunicate more to a broader audience, I wish to understand who we are as ...
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Tue, 4 Dec 2012 | By ngaymua | Photo Gallery | Scholarship Entry
I haven't recognize the true power of photography until I saw a woman cried when she received her very first portrait after 60 years she has been living on this earth. That was one of the most treasure moment in life that I believe "a picture is worth ...
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Sun, 28 Oct 2012 | By coggos | Views [1688]
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The Malaysians are so organised. We need to find some US dollars in pristine condition to take to Myanmar as the first lot we had was stolen. Of coarse there is a money exchange right under the transit hotel we booked.... Read more >
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Sat, 27 Oct 2012 | By coggos | Photo Gallery
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Sun, 22 Jul 2012 | By shaz | Photo Gallery
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Sun, 22 Jul 2012 | By shaz | Views [437]
Arrived in Yangon and headed straight for the tour briefing and then to dinner. I had a night of stomach cramps due to the ice in my drink not being purified like I thought. Headed for a city tour the following morning and spent hours in temples and ... Read more >
Sat, 7 Jul 2012 | By meanieb | Views [497] | Comments [1]
Its `10.10pm and I have 6 hours till my wake up call so this is brief. Today we woke in Mandalay and I have just returned fromKo Shei's farewell dinner at his house inYangon. First we had a sumptious breakfast at Pipi's auntie's house,local Mandalay ... Read more >
Thu, 5 Jul 2012 | By meanieb | Views [510]
Last night I woke every couple of hours and piled in more of the rehydration from the hospital yesterday. A gentle caring phonecall from Brian at 7am advised me we leave at 8am. I was just planning a slow lie-in to see if I was actually alive. At ... Read more >
Thu, 5 Jul 2012 | By meanieb | Views [382]
Over a bridge and up to a gently terraced waterfall, and my camera now with discharged battery, I was fealing poorly and happy just to watch people bathe and kinda observe various shrines and life size images seeming to tell stories. Little did I expect ... Read more >
Thu, 5 Jul 2012 | By meanieb | Views [456]
How can so many people live on a mountain? The road up to what had been a British colonial Hill Station seemed to go on and on and be full of habitation. It is also in development and I hope that's good overall. We saw many young teak trees, and Ko ... Read more >
Thu, 5 Jul 2012 | By meanieb | Views [1149]
Yesterday was a long full day. It started with several bathroom trips in the night and keeping up with rehydration at the same time. Then my wakeup call was one hour early, 4.45am, which I didn't realise till I was up, showered, and on my way out. ... Read more >
Thu, 5 Jul 2012 | By meanieb | Views [399]
Hi again, about 40 hours since last time. I am now in Mandalay. By yesterday breakfast time only the wedding couple, Ysabel and Amanda had failed to joing the Falling Like Flies club. However we had a membership drive and signed up Ysabel by lunch ... Read more >
Tue, 3 Jul 2012 | By meanieb | Views [427] | Comments [1]
One of the benefits of being in a hotel instead of my usual accommodation, is that I can use the sanitary bag as a sick bag for simultaneous evacuation. Anyway, so there we were with the Monk. Guide Naw explained my particular interest and an elderly ... Read more >
Tue, 3 Jul 2012 | By meanieb | Views [538]
After a spit and a rest I will attempt to re-type the tale of my special morning. The original story appears to have only the map at the bottom, though it took me just under an hour to type. BTW Missy I have bought you a can of drink called Rocker.... Read more >
Tue, 3 Jul 2012 | By meanieb | Views [613]
Homebound still, my guide asked and we once again headed off up a dirt track. We were in another village where Japanese troops had lived while awaiting the Allies to cross the Ayeyewadi. They built an earth bank about 5m high, which we climbed, and ... Read more >
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