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         		 The home of a poor couple who were receiving support from Thiri and alocal chief Nun. The shelter behind is their home. They care for this rescued Monkey and various flee ridden cats and dogs. They were out when we called.: by andylillicrap, Views[394]
     
    Another friendly Thanaka stall at the festival and another block of wood donated to our bag of Thanaka!: by andylillicrap, Views[394]
         		 Using a grinding stone and water to rub off the bark of the Thanaka Tree producing the creme for the face. Women all over Burma apply the creme in this way every day.: by andylillicrap, Views[975]
         		 Preparing lengths of Thanaka for sale at the Pagoda Festival. These are 35 to 50 years old. : by andylillicrap, Views[417]
         		 Orange sellers at the road side on the way to the Pagoda Festival.: by andylillicrap, Views[374]
         		 One of the girls dorms at the orphanage. The girls sleep on the raised shelves on either side of the room.: by andylillicrap, Views[399]
     
    These girls formed our entourage as we walked back through the market to catch the bus back to Yangon.: by andylillicrap, Views[363]
         		 Even younger Monks...: by andylillicrap, Views[293]
         		 Young Monks at the school.: by andylillicrap, Views[379]
         		 Being mobbed for
         		 They were every bit as cheeky as they look!: by andylillicrap, Views[356]
     
    This is what most of our photos look like!: by andylillicrap, Views[351]
         		 Some of the younger kids at the school.: by andylillicrap, Views[371]
         		 Novice Monks enjoying the celebrations after the prize giving.: by andylillicrap, Views[376]
         		 Prize winner with proud Muother.: by andylillicrap, Views[347]
         		 Prize winner, with prizes and proud Father.: by andylillicrap, Views[388]
     
    A wealthy donor receives the Cheif Monk's blessing.: by andylillicrap, Views[425]
         		 A Donor presents a prize to one of the teachers in front of the Monks.: by andylillicrap, Views[431]
         		 Woman selling water melon in the local market as we made our way to the Monastery.: by andylillicrap, Views[502]
         		 Boys selling charcoal in the Market. Like most people in Se Asia they looked very serious for their photograph and smiled all the rest of the time. We sent them a copy which they loved.: by andylillicrap, Views[446]
         		 We were invited to join in with a feast before the prizegiving started.: by andylillicrap, Views[318]
     
    Our first meal in Yangon. Excellent Indian food and the owner was an Arsenal Fan, much to Sarah's delight!: by andylillicrap, Views[869]
         		 A well kept treasure from another time....: by andylillicrap, Views[379]
         		 Tower block in Yangon.: by andylillicrap, Views[376]
         		 People waiting for their train near Yangon.: by andylillicrap, Views[416]
         		 Kite flyers. Lots of men and boys were using the tracks to fly their kites from as we came bak towards Yangon in the early evening.: by andylillicrap, Views[631]
     
    Sad to see so much plastic rubbish dumped everywhere.: by andylillicrap, Views[467]
         		 A busy local market at one of the many stops on the circle train.: by andylillicrap, Views[568]
         		 At times the carriage was loaded up with produce en route to the local markets.: by andylillicrap, Views[526]
         		 Waiting for the circle train on our first afternoon in Yangon: by andylillicrap, Views[699]
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