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Fri, 4 May 2007 | By jakeandgenny | Views [1148] | Comments [3]
This is the result:
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Tue, 1 May 2007 | By all_powered_up | Views [14439] | Comments [5]
It's 8am, I've been awake 24 hours and drinking for 15 hours. I'm looking at a priceless view from a $200 a night room and a Thai girl who sells her time and body for money is pouring her heart out to me... ... Read more >
Tue, 1 May 2007 | By damiencmt | Photo Gallery
Thailand 2007
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Tue, 1 May 2007 | By all_powered_up | Photo Gallery
Can you believe my card got corrupted - although the interesting photos of our nights out have been lost!
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Tue, 1 May 2007 | By jakeandgenny | Views [1489]
For the right price in Thailand , you can get anywhere any way. Offer the right amount of money and I suspect you could convince the random passerby to show you around town on his or her back. But when it comes to public transportation, you're options ... Read more >
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Mon, 30 Apr 2007 | By jakeandgenny | Views [1706]
Imagine a time when you were scared. I'm talking butt cheeks clenched, praying to God that it'll end fast and painless scared. Remember that feeling? Now imagine feeling that way for nine hours. Apparently British Airways felt that Gen and I needed ... Read more >
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Mon, 30 Apr 2007 | By catherine_and_james | Views [1158] | Comments [1]
After a rustic night at a homestay in a wee village outside Chiang Rai (complete with a traditional Thai music performance from the kids at the local high school), we were off into the mountains with our lovely (read frustrating) group. James and ... Read more >
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Mon, 30 Apr 2007 | By catherine_and_james | Views [904]
Continuing with the mass tourist route, we did some really touristy things, unfortunately. We spent most of the 12 day "Intrepid" tour trying not to be mainstream 'tourists' and dying to get off the very well beaten tourist track. Think of ... Read more >
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Sun, 29 Apr 2007 | By meegs1986 | Photo Gallery
Thailand 2006
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Sun, 29 Apr 2007 | By stephhef | Photo Gallery
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Sun, 29 Apr 2007 | By catherine_and_james | Views [1007] | Comments [1]
In 1942 Japanese and Koreans were the bain of the local and POW population as they attempted to do the near impossible and construct a 415 km railroad from Burma to Thailand via the infamous River Kwai and Hellfire Pass in just over a year. The end result, ... Read more >
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Sat, 28 Apr 2007 | By realeyes | Photo Gallery
Hot & Humid
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Sat, 28 Apr 2007 | By moore_on_tour | Photo Gallery
The Grand Palace
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Sat, 28 Apr 2007 | By realeyes | Views [1187]
Thailand is awesome! Of course, I really haven't seen much, but yesterday I was lying in a hut on a big comfortable mat with a Thai woman wrapped around my leg, and with the ocean air wafting in through the windows, and the sounds of the beach and the ... Read more >
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![Can you picture yourself living in a place where the nearest neighbour lives 15km away from you? Neither did Da Silva, until her husband asked her to live in the Brazilian hinterlands, also know as Sertão. Suddenly she saw herself leaving her hometown in the north of Minas Gerais, Brazil, to a complete isolated place. They build their home with bricks made of anthill sand and collected water from a stream nearby. And despite the fact there was no electricity or sanitation, they were doing fine until a one day, when both faced the biggest fear of living isolated brings: sickness. After having successive heart attacks in a week, Da Silva husband passed away.
The only way Da Silva found not to drown in depression was to start working as a nanny for her ‘closest’ neighbours. This is how she met Bruna, the milkman’s daughter. Bruna’s mother worked as a planter and couldn’t take care of her daughter until the night comes. This is when Da Silva met Bruna, when she was only two years old. Eight years has passed and Bruna calls Da Silva granny while hugging her by the woman’s house.
: by anacarolinedelima, Views[626]](https://s3.amazonaws.com/aphs.worldnomads.com/anacarolinedelima/52095/1_medium.jpg "Can you picture yourself living in a place where the nearest neighbour lives 15km away from you? Neither did Da Silva, until her husband asked her to live in the Brazilian hinterlands, also know as Sertão. Suddenly she saw herself leaving her hometown in the north of Minas Gerais, Brazil, to a complete isolated place. They build their home with bricks made of anthill sand and collected water from a stream nearby. And despite the fact there was no electricity or sanitation, they were doing fine until a one day, when both faced the biggest fear of living isolated brings: sickness. After having successive heart attacks in a week, Da Silva husband passed away.
The only way Da Silva found not to drown in depression was to start working as a nanny for her ‘closest’ neighbours. This is how she met Bruna, the milkman’s daughter. Bruna’s mother worked as a planter and couldn’t take care of her daughter until the night comes. This is when Da Silva met Bruna, when she was only two years old. Eight years has passed and Bruna calls Da Silva granny while hugging her by the woman’s house.
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Can you picture yourself living in a place where the nearest neighbour lives 15km away from you? Neither did Da Silva, until her husband asked her to live in the Brazilian hinterlands, also know as Sertão. Suddenly she saw herself leaving her hometown in the north of Minas Gerais, Brazil, to a complete isolated place. They build their home with bricks made of anthill sand and collected water from a stream nearby. And despite the fact there was no electricity or sanitation, they were doing fine until a one day, when both faced the biggest fear of living isolated brings: sickness. After having successive heart attacks in a week, Da Silva husband passed away.
The only way Da Silva found not to drown in depression was to start working as a nanny for her ‘closest’ neighbours. This is how she met Bruna, the milkman’s daughter. Bruna’s mother worked as a planter and couldn’t take care of her daughter until the night comes. This is when Da Silva met Bruna, when she was only two years old. Eight years has passed and Bruna calls Da Silva granny while hugging her by the woman’s house.
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