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Mon, 17 Mar 2008 | By theunit | Views [1224] | Comments [4]
So now that you have had a chance to digest the wonderful reflections on Myanmar I thought I might make a short note of some of the more interesting moments in that portion of the trip. In no particular order; 1) Riding in a shared taxi with other ... Read more >
Fri, 14 Dec 2007 | By skirmish | Photo Gallery
The growth of a mighty 6 month beard
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Fri, 14 Dec 2007 | By skirmish | Views [775]
THE BEARD
REPORT PT.1
Well well well.....
Hey all and big what’s ups all round, finally returned to a (semi) sane world
after 28 days that is the world of Myanmar. First up big apologies to
everyone that emailed me over ... Read more >
Tags: Adventures
Fri, 14 Dec 2007 | By skirmish | Views [1127]
Yangon is not your everyday
city. A place where $900 a night hotels, desolate colonial architecture and extreme
poverty come together in an unusual form of mismatched harmony. A friend once
described it to me as a place he’d love to come and explore ... Read more >
Tags: Laughter
Thu, 18 Oct 2007 | By fabio_costarelli | Photo Gallery
A month around Burma
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Mon, 15 Oct 2007 | By fiofka | Photo Gallery
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Mon, 8 Oct 2007 | By fiofka | Photo Gallery
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Fri, 5 Oct 2007 | By celinexiaolin | Views [1216]
I am writing, not because I witnessed any momentous and heart breaking events. I am writing to describe a mood. A mood that carried even us who did not understand the language. A mood that was felt even in the remote and quiet parts, far away from Yangon ... Read more >
Tags: People
Wed, 3 Oct 2007 | By robbiesue | Photo Gallery
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Sun, 30 Sep 2007 | By celinexiaolin | Photo Gallery
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Wed, 26 Sep 2007 | By celinexiaolin | Views [871]
We are caught up in history. Myanmar is experiencing its biggest mass protests in 20 years. Protests crying out for desperately needed reforms. Asking for compromise from a military regime that does not understand the meaning of the word. It’s funny being ... Read more >
Tags: Culture
Sun, 23 Sep 2007 | By celinexiaolin | Views [1049]
The gate is locked and there is not a sign of life in the overgrown, flower filled garden. We are in the Shan Palace in Hsipaw. I wanted to see it. There is a book, a real story written by the Austrian born last princess of Hsipaw. In it she speaks of ... Read more >
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![As I roamed about the lanes of the makeshift 'Kumbh City' searching for the Sadhavi (Female Sadhu) camps someone told us about, I bumped into her. Long matted hair tied up in a bun, a cigarette in hand, she spoke of living life without materialistic burdens. Here she proudly poses for my camera as a lady vendor selling amulets looks on. She hailed from Guwahti in eastern India.
Female Sadhus or 'sadhavi' as they are called, form a small but significant group at Kumbh.: by capturedincameraobscura, Views[628]](https://s3.amazonaws.com/aphs.worldnomads.com/capturedincameraobscura/43938/03TheSadhavi_medium.jpg "As I roamed about the lanes of the makeshift 'Kumbh City' searching for the Sadhavi (Female Sadhu) camps someone told us about, I bumped into her. Long matted hair tied up in a bun, a cigarette in hand, she spoke of living life without materialistic burdens. Here she proudly poses for my camera as a lady vendor selling amulets looks on. She hailed from Guwahti in eastern India.
Female Sadhus or 'sadhavi' as they are called, form a small but significant group at Kumbh.: by capturedincameraobscura, Views[628]")
As I roamed about the lanes of the makeshift 'Kumbh City' searching for the Sadhavi (Female Sadhu) camps someone told us about, I bumped into her. Long matted hair tied up in a bun, a cigarette in hand, she spoke of living life without materialistic burdens. Here she proudly poses for my camera as a lady vendor selling amulets looks on. She hailed from Guwahti in eastern India.
Female Sadhus or 'sadhavi' as they are called, form a small but significant group at Kumbh.
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