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    Port Gibbon: by pauline, Views[1830]
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         		 Elders teach the children traditions which were handed down from their elders. The villagers enjoy a tour one day a week, for 6 months of the year. Extremely grateful for the offerings, children's smile's expressed their love for candy. Come back again soon !! Vinaka (thank you): by soniagalea, Views[700]
         		 Children are still able to play and learn from their environment around them.Living a life devoid of computerised gadgets and flashy things. Children enjoy swimming in the river.: by soniagalea, Views[619]
     
    The villagers rely on the mighty Sigatoka river for bathing, washing and the like, fresh water streams from the hills for drinking water. : by soniagalea, Views[838]
         		 The Kava ceremony is central in Fijian custom and allows the people to come together as one when they share in the centuries old custom. The offering is central to any social & formal function as it officially opens and close dialogue. Served in a coconut bowl, I sip away, unique taste I must say !: by soniagalea, Views[830]
         		 Bula (welcome) to Vunaqoru village,situated 55km up into the hills of Navosa Province,Fiji Islands where they still rely heavily on subsistence farming. There is something eternally welcoming about this island. Be it the natural gorgeousness of it's earth or the warm Fijian smile's.: by soniagalea, Views[1146]
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    Me & Delyce: by brittaniead, Views[310]
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         		 Wallaroo to Lucky Bay Ferry: by pauline, Views[1117]
     
    A series of images of a cruise along Australia's Adelaide River in Darwin, one w: by micosantos, Views[319]
         		 A series of images of a cruise along Australia's Adelaide River in Darwin, one w: by micosantos, Views[341]
         		 A series of images of a cruise along Australia's Adelaide River in Darwin, one w: by micosantos, Views[328]
         		 A series of images of a cruise along Australia's Adelaide River in Darwin, one w: by micosantos, Views[310]
         		 A series of images of a cruise along Australia's Adelaide River in Darwin, one w: by micosantos, Views[299]
     
    Wallaroo Grain Bunkers: by pauline, Views[565]
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         		 Up in the Mountains of North Thailand I meet this Buddha Monk, he was such a quite spiritual man, were I on the other hand am quick fast paced and talkive, it was the first time I had meet a Buddhist Monk and what a lovely place to have meet him about 3 hours out of the nearest town, he had a few chats and ended up having quite a good laugh, This is my favorite picture, this Buddha Monk to me is a big part of the Thailand culture and I mean the old culture so after being in the towns and cities : by inthenorth, Views[528]
         		 These birds describe Thailand, eating away not bothering about the camera, showing use what there all about and not changing standing proud and not truly caring that I was up close and personal, they are who they are and they do not change for know body, they are welcoming and allow me to be intrigued, these birds seemed to be one with the Thai people, the Thai were eating and laughing and talking away while sitting right next to them the birds in a strange way socializing and doing the same thi: by inthenorth, Views[585]
         		 This picture is simple, it doesn’t matter how far up the mountain you go, Doi Thannon the highest point in Thailand you will still find markets and gawjuz architecture its such a colorful place. There is music and laughter, the relaxation I found on this mountain I can not truly explain.: by inthenorth, Views[433]
     
    Getting to know Thailand and her people, they show just as much curiosity in use as we do for them we learn from on another and have fun in the process. For them they see tourist every day, for me this was going to be a one of experience.: by inthenorth, Views[486]
         		 Up in the Mountains of North Thailand I meet this Buddha Monk, he was such a quite spiritual man, were I on the other hand am quick fast paced and talkive, it was the first time I had meet a Buddhist Monk and what a lovely place to have meet him about 3 hours out of the nearest town, he had a few chats and ended up having quite a good laugh, This is my favorite picture, this Buddha Monk to me is a big part of the Thailand culture and I mean the old culture so after being in the towns and cities : by inthenorth, Views[844]
         		 People from Thailand have such a passion for food, I felt so welcomed when I went to there food markets in Chaing Mai, there is a feeling of excitement in the air each night as though it where a festival of some kind, religiously at around 4 or 5 o’clock everyday you know the night beginning in Chaing Mai when those food stales come out. : by inthenorth, Views[327]
         		 These birds describe Thailand, eating away not bothering about the camera, showing use what there all about and not changing standing proud and not truly caring that I was up close and personal, they are who they are and they do not change for know body, they are welcoming and allow me to be intrigued, these birds seemed to be one with the Thai people, the Thai were eating and laughing and talking away while sitting right next to them the birds in a strange way socializing and doing the same thi: by inthenorth, Views[379]
         		 This picture is simple, it doesn’t matter how far up the mountain you go, Doi Thannon the highest point in Thailand you will still find markets and gawjuz architecture its such a colorful place. There is music and laughter, the relaxation I found on this mountain I can not truly explain.: by inthenorth, Views[418]
     
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