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Tue, 22 Mar 2011 | By chanelle_ross | Views [486]
Hello again! This morning I got up early and had breakfast cause I was off to the dentist! It took around 15 minutes and I had a beautiful tooth again! $27 for a filling! its just incredible! Ross had a sleep in but was booked in for the dentist at ... Read more >
Tue, 22 Mar 2011 | By chanelle_ross | Photo Gallery
Bangkok- Day 7!
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Tue, 22 Mar 2011 | By chanelle_ross | Views [642]
Finally!--- A nice place to have a decent breakfast! RICKYS COFFEE SHOP is my new favourite!I had banana French toast and Ross had poached eggs and bacon! Pity about the lack of air con cause it is now 40degrees by 10am, I swear 100% Humidity and ... Read more >
Tue, 22 Mar 2011 | By chanelle_ross | Photo Gallery
Bangkok- day 6
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Sun, 20 Mar 2011 | By shane | Views [534] | Comments [3]
Today is March 20 and I am in Krabi, far south west coast. Yesterday I was in Bangkok until 6pm with much of the day seeing more of the sights and then took overnight bus to Krabi. There was a big protest taking place between the Red Shirts and Yellow ... Read more >
Sun, 20 Mar 2011 | By shane | Photo Gallery
On road to and pics of Krabi
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Sun, 20 Mar 2011 | By cindyjay | Views [529] | Comments [2]
Well we've had an eventful day. Or is it two??? It is soooo confusing with the time differance. The train ride was an experiance. Our car was tiny, private and beat he heck out of sleeping in the overhead bin like we had done before.. I think we both ... Read more >
Sun, 20 Mar 2011 | By chanelle_ross | Views [595] | Comments [1]
We went to the Chatuchak Markets this morning which are a weekend only market that is the largest market in the world! It is far out of town so we caught a taxi- We have decided the best advice we could anyone would be to steer clear of the tuk tuks! ... Read more >
Sun, 20 Mar 2011 | By chanelle_ross | Photo Gallery
Bangkok Day 5!
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Sun, 20 Mar 2011 | By katl | Views [692]
Dank meiner Pfadis hab' ich jetzt auch DEN Soundtrack für meine Reise!! :-) Ich freu mich schon darauf stundenlang in einem laotischen Bus durch die Landschaft zu fahren, aus dem Fenster zu sehen, die Gedanken schweifen zu lassen und dabei diese Songs ... Read more >
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Sat, 19 Mar 2011 | By katie_aurora | Photo Gallery
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Sat, 19 Mar 2011 | By chanelle_ross | Views [479]
After yesterdays escapades for breakfast we thought we might try downstairs at the hotel restaurant-- Bad idea! Hahhahah we are just having no luck with breakfast and I just can not bring myself to have curry or chicken noodle broth for breakfast! ... Read more >
Sat, 19 Mar 2011 | By chanelle_ross | Photo Gallery
Bangkok- Day 4!
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Sat, 19 Mar 2011 | By chanelle_ross | Views [347]
This morning we went in search of westerner breakfast...... It ended up being a massive exploration morning, we walked forever in search of a cafe that even served toast........... no luck! We ended up in what we thought was Chinatown until we asked ... Read more >
Sat, 19 Mar 2011 | By chanelle_ross | Photo Gallery
Bangkok day 3!
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Ancient rainforests topple and creeks turn into filthy ponds and abandoned dredge pits, strewn with giant roots, enormous burnt trunks and poisoned with cocktails of petro-chemicals and mercury. At depths of greater than three metres lie the gold-bearing gravels. But to get to them a lot of jungle and dirt has to go first. This is an Amerindian mining concessions and it allows these mainly Carib and Awarak peoples to join in on the pillaging of their birth right. But the brunt they bear is often the greatest. The Amerindian miner, unlike others who largely eat imported canned foods, returns to his village to eat contaminated fish caught from rivers polluted by operations like this. Enduring the immediate hazards of these chaotic operations is one thing. Facing the more insidious and deadly threat of mercury is another. Ignorant or not, bio-accumulated mercury IS the ticking time-bomb inside all of them.
[Wariquima Amerindian Concession, Jawalla, Upper Mazaruni, Guyana]: by planet_lars, Views[1839]](https://s3.amazonaws.com/aphs.worldnomads.com/planet_lars/43308/Landdredgepit_WariquimaAmerindianConcession_Jawalla_UpperMazaruni_Sep2002_medium.jpg "Uncontrolled & Illegal:
Ancient rainforests topple and creeks turn into filthy ponds and abandoned dredge pits, strewn with giant roots, enormous burnt trunks and poisoned with cocktails of petro-chemicals and mercury. At depths of greater than three metres lie the gold-bearing gravels. But to get to them a lot of jungle and dirt has to go first. This is an Amerindian mining concessions and it allows these mainly Carib and Awarak peoples to join in on the pillaging of their birth right. But the brunt they bear is often the greatest. The Amerindian miner, unlike others who largely eat imported canned foods, returns to his village to eat contaminated fish caught from rivers polluted by operations like this. Enduring the immediate hazards of these chaotic operations is one thing. Facing the more insidious and deadly threat of mercury is another. Ignorant or not, bio-accumulated mercury IS the ticking time-bomb inside all of them.
[Wariquima Amerindian Concession, Jawalla, Upper Mazaruni, Guyana]: by planet_lars, Views[1839]")
Uncontrolled & Illegal:
Ancient rainforests topple and creeks turn into filthy ponds and abandoned dredge pits, strewn with giant roots, enormous burnt trunks and poisoned with cocktails of petro-chemicals and mercury. At depths of greater than three metres lie the gold-bearing gravels. But to get to them a lot of jungle and dirt has to go first. This is an Amerindian mining concessions and it allows these mainly Carib and Awarak peoples to join in on the pillaging of their birth right. But the brunt they bear is often the greatest. The Amerindian miner, unlike others who largely eat imported canned foods, returns to his village to eat contaminated fish caught from rivers polluted by operations like this. Enduring the immediate hazards of these chaotic operations is one thing. Facing the more insidious and deadly threat of mercury is another. Ignorant or not, bio-accumulated mercury IS the ticking time-bomb inside all of them.
[Wariquima Amerindian Concession, Jawalla, Upper Mazaruni, Guyana]
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