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         		 I think that says National Library...: by heathergay, Views[211]
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         		 Street scenes again: by heathergay, Views[216]
         		 Now to the much more classy Vientiane: by heathergay, Views[273]
     
    Street scene, Vang Viang: by heathergay, Views[311]
         		 Love the name of this guesthouse...: by heathergay, Views[272]
         		 Amazing Scenery and landscape: by heathergay, Views[355]
         		 Having a wine in Vang Viang: by heathergay, Views[258]
         		 One of many small marts in Luang Prabang.: by dondealban, Views[467]
     
    Parked motorbikes along Th Sisavangvong with drivers usually waiting for tourists for a ride around town.: by dondealban, Views[458]
         		 Chicken noodle soup, Lao-style.: by dondealban, Views[805]
         		 Tuktuk parked along Th Sisavangvong.: by dondealban, Views[533]
         		 Somewhere between Th Sisavangvong and Th Sakkarin.: by dondealban, Views[406]
         		 A sumptuous dinner of fried noodles and spring rolls at a street stall along Th Sisavangvong. : by dondealban, Views[713]
     
    Monks walking along Th Sisavangvong from Wat Sensoukarahm.: by dondealban, Views[706]
         		 Tuktuk passing by Wat Sensoukarahm.: by dondealban, Views[614]
         		 Almost sundown at Th Sisavangvong, Luang Prabang, Laos.: by dondealban, Views[490]
         		 Buddhist monk walking towards Wat Sensoukarahm.: by dondealban, Views[556]
         		 another strange vehicle :): by utegute, Views[261]
     
    I made a picture of the dinner-table. Ok, ok,with real high ISO and no flash. Looks romantic, right? And all that in a hut in the middle of the jungle :): by utegute, Views[352]
         		 The houses in the village had different sizes. Family-houses, where a whole family with up to 15 people could live, the new-wed-houses and the grown-up-but-single-houses. There were SO tiny!! A would have been scared to death if I had to stay there!: by utegute, Views[285]
         		 a view on the village from a nearby hill: by utegute, Views[239]
         		 The kids in the jungle-village were really happy about us taking pictures of them.: by utegute, Views[235]
         		 another pic from the jungle: by utegute, Views[193]
     
    #3: lunch! Looks good, right?!: by utegute, Views[185]
         		 #2: the vegetables are poured on the leaves: by utegute, Views[170]
         		 Here I took pictures while the guide was preparing the lunch-table. #1: banana-leafes on the table and small packages with the sticky rice: by utegute, Views[177]
         		 pic from the jungle-walk: by utegute, Views[183]
         		 more grilled food: by utegute, Views[244]
     
    I made some pictures of the food they sell on the streets, at buss-stations. Looks pretty good, right?! They stick the fish or the chicken between bamboo-sticks, tie it together on the top and grill it.: by utegute, Views[173]
         		 In Muang Khua there is a
         		 the stones they shoveled on to the road, so we had to wait for hours to pass: by utegute, Views[199]
         		 As I said before- people are getting everywhere by their mortor-bikes. Transporting hughe sacks of rice, small kids or even pigs and chickens. Strapped to the bike.. Alive!!: by utegute, Views[210]
         		 a kid on the bus-boat: by utegute, Views[154]
     
    this is on the way up to Muang Khua: by utegute, Views[170]
         		 Close to Nong Khiaw there were caves again, where people were hiding during the war. This really fascinates me. Look, how hidden!: by utegute, Views[190]
         		 Nong Khiaw: by utegute, Views[140]
         		 that's how the boats looked liked, the boats we were taking up the Nam Ou: by utegute, Views[139]
         		 This is me on the trip through the forrest close to Nong Khiaw. You can EASELY see, that it is a long time ago someone took a picture of me. I'm kind of frozen, like a school-kid, arms hanging, hehe: by utegute, Views[153]
     
    These women are getting the sugar-fluid out of the cane. To girls were going around and around with the handle, one woman was feeding the canes in and the old one got the sugar in a bowl.: by utegute, Views[169]
         		 This girl is boiling the Lao Lao, the local
         		 Camilla is crossing a river :) The guide is giving everything to get her over dry :): by utegute, Views[177]
         		 nice!: by utegute, Views[218]
         		 more views from the boat on another trip: by utegute, Views[173]
     
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