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    A Buddha at Wat Phou. : by will, Views[854]
         		 A tea break as we cross the river. : by will, Views[611]
         		 My songthaew boarding.: by will, Views[862]
         		 Ferry across the Mekong opposite Champasak.: by will, Views[698]
         		 Boat road along Mekong to 4000 islands: by tk-tempany, Views[535]
     
    Girls on way from School in Tat Lo Village: by tk-tempany, Views[523]
         		 Friendly boys in Tat Lo village: by tk-tempany, Views[600]
         		 1 Year Wedding Anniversary Spaghetti Dinner. : by tk-tempany, Views[659]
         		 We are happy when motorbikes are involved: by tk-tempany, Views[549]
         		 Getting out of Ban Kong Lo Village in the back of a truck: by tk-tempany, Views[972]
     
    Ban Kong Lo village in Southern Laos: by tk-tempany, Views[956]
         		 Rice paddies meeting the mountains in Ban Kong Lo.: by tk-tempany, Views[815]
         		 Home of family that invited us to stay the night in remote village of Southern Laos (Ban Kong Lo): by tk-tempany, Views[518]
         		 Mother of family that invited us to stay the night in remote village of Southern Laos (Ban Kong Lo).: by tk-tempany, Views[510]
         		 Canoeing through 7km long cave - Amazing: by tk-tempany, Views[511]
     
    by jlessing, Views[379]
         		 Every morning,the monks and novices of Luang Prabang walk around the city and collect rice from Buddhist followers.: by jlessing, Views[378]
         		 Lotus flowers (Gena's beautiful photo): by jlessing, Views[715]
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    We visited the organic farm in Vang Vieng. They are well known for their mulberry trees, so we ate mulberry pancakes,fried mulberry leaves and drank mulberry green tea. This farm is very much community oriented, and raises money for community projects like maintaining a school bus that can get many of the local children to school.: by jlessing, Views[358]
         		 This was the view from the toilets at a rest stop. It is hard to explain the clouds in Laos. They are full and everywhere.: by jlessing, Views[277]
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         		 We also prepared out own dinner in this all day cooking course: by jlessing, Views[279]
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    Miriam and her friend Alice (woman from the previous picture) taught English in Laos about 40 years ago. They told us many stories of the changes they have noticed.: by jlessing, Views[265]
         		 our fellow chefs in training: by jlessing, Views[222]
         		 enjoying the lunch we made: by jlessing, Views[211]
         		 Salad and Fried rice noodles with chicken: notice the importance of decor to all dishes :): by jlessing, Views[273]
         		 by jlessing, Views[265]
     
    Gena showing off our dish at our Lao cooking class: by jlessing, Views[309]
         		 They keep their fish very very fresh!: by jlessing, Views[284]
         		 Sticky rice...mmmm: by jlessing, Views[245]
         		 Flowers from the banana tree: by jlessing, Views[306]
         		 I like it spicy!: by jlessing, Views[229]
     
    The market: by jlessing, Views[276]
         		 Weaving appears tedious and yet very relaxing: by jlessing, Views[272]
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         		 This store uses all natural dyes,like fruits and other plants to dye the silk beautiful vibrant colors.: by jlessing, Views[495]
     
    We visited the weaving village and were able to learn about the process of weaving silk scarves.: by jlessing, Views[278]
         		 by jlessing, Views[237]
         		 These kids harassed visitors to the caves, trying to get them to buy a caged bird to release. I asked them if I could take a photo and they happily posed. But a few moments later,they demanded money for the photo. I gave them peanuts. I'm still struggling with the idea of helping these impoverished villagers by giving them what to me is so little money. But if foreigners give them money, does this promote a begging lifestyle?: by jlessing, Views[276]
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    by jlessing, Views[266]
         		 This cave is filled with small Buddha statues donated by local villagers. The Buddhas are in many different poses;each pose stands for something different. I personally like the meditation pose and the stopping the bad (demons) pose.: by jlessing, Views[255]
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