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My Burmese Days | Stories [1] | Last Post: 21 Apr 2014
Cliff Walker | Stories [1] | Photos [5] | Last Post: 1 Jan 2013
Tragedy on the TGV | Stories [1] | Last Post: 23 Apr 2012
A Light In The Dark | Stories [2] | Photos [24] | Last Post: 5 Nov 2011
I'm a young woman (age undisclosed!), living with a housemate twice as eccentric as myself and occasionally my partner, Sam, who is in the Australian Army. No kids, but three adorable little kittens who are my best friends at 2AM when I cannot sleep ... Read more >
Keishia's journal | Stories [5] | Photos [70] | Last Post: 6 May 2007
Hello! The general plan: 3 months in Ho Chi Minh City 3 weeks travelling up the coast to Hanoi 3 weeks in Malaysian Borneo a couple of days in Kuala Lumpur on the way home
A year in the life of Keith | Stories [2] | Last Post: 20 Apr 2007
Hey all, Some of you may know me as QF009 on Flyertalk,
others as KeithMEL at SQTalk. Or simply Keith if you don't spend every
waking hour surfing travel forums. :) I've penned down
many of my adventures overseas on various travel forums, but ... Read more >
Keith Austin: When the world is your lobster | Stories [36] | Photos [165] | Last Post: 17 Jul 2009
Keith Austin is a former Sydney Morning Herald journalist who, over 13 years, worked as the newspaper's chief sub editor, senior feature writer, restaurant reviewer, TV critic and travel editor. He is the editor of the cookbooks Blokes and Seafood. ... Read more >
The Wanderings of an Englishman | Stories [4] | Photos [2] | Last Post: 8 Apr 2013
I'm a self-confessed dreamer who would love nothing more than to one day be a travel writer. Until then I'm stuck in the 9-5 office grind in Belfast, forever staring out of the window and with with my head constantly in the clouds...
La Senda Verde | Stories [1] | Photos [5] | Last Post: 30 Jun 2013
Life By Keith | Stories [1] | Photos [5] | Last Post: 24 Oct 2014
Hello,
My name is Keith. I was pretty average all through school. I finished high school and went to post-secondary for Business Administration Management. Once I finished my program I found a full-time job doing sales. It was a good job, just not ... Read more >
The Dancing Devils of Chuao | Stories [1] | Photos [5] | Last Post: 4 Nov 2011
kek_crazy92's journal | Stories [4] | Photos [5] | Last Post: 12 Jul 2014
Spirit of Giving | Stories [2] | Photos [8] | Last Post: 8 Mar 2012
KEKES WORLD | Stories [1] | Photos [5] | Last Post: 3 Aug 2007
My Home is Where I am | Stories [1] | Last Post: 27 Aug 2015
Kellys Travels | Stories [1] | Last Post: 2 Jun 2011
wrong turn right place | Stories [1] | Last Post: 27 May 2015
24 Hours in Vienna | Stories [1] | Last Post: 11 Oct 2012
Travel Journalism | Stories [1] | Photos [9] | Last Post: 19 Apr 2013
Sweetness in Life, Under the Blossoms | Stories [1] | Photos [7] | Last Post: 5 Mar 2015
Kellie Holway is from North Brookfield, Massachusetts where she started writing stories at a young age. She has lived in many places in the US as well as in Japan. In her ten years living overseas, Japanese culture proved to be an interesting creative ... Read more >
After the floods | Stories [1] | Photos [3] | Last Post: 8 Nov 2011
wonders of the trail | Stories [1] | Last Post: 27 May 2015
I'm a scientist, adventurer, bicycle commuter, writer, podcaster, and curiosity enthusiast.
mother india | Stories [2] | Photos [5] | Last Post: 28 Mar 2011
AdventurSpirit | Stories [26] | Photos [564] | Last Post: 29 Jun 2008
Kelly lives in Melbourne Australia with Ethan and her Beagle Snoopy and cat MistyKashmir. She loves the great outdoors - particularly snowboarding and diving. Places visited before start of travel journal - the States when she was ... Read more >
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The characters in this image all come from different families however in an afternoon spent chatting at one of their houses you would not guess it. This is a long developed characteristic the Bedouin are typically very proud of. “You, me, him, no matter.” The intimacy of the families comes, they tell me, out of necessity. Nomadic tribes depend on each other for myriad aspects of their lives. This is a quality evidently passed on to the current generation. As the Bedouin are absorbed into the urban populace perhaps the love-thy-neighbour attitude will start to fade. These kids insist that they will always be this way and with any luck the legacy will last. In the meantime they are providing a lasting impression on those who take the time to understand them.
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