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    Bagon, Burma: by lipowcan8, Views[312]
         		 You'll probably see this photo hanging in my living room. Doing the Burma trek was one of the goals for the trip. I made it and didn't injure myself, although my feet got pretty beat up and I
         		 Funeral pyre for a monk. (Don't get to use that word very often unless your quoting a Doors song).Quite a site to witness, I felt kinda guilty taking the picture. What a wonderful way to complete one's life...... Top of the mountain, beautiful view, light rain and hundreds of people from the surrounding villages to send you off.: by lipowcan8, Views[413]
         		 Kids being kids.: by lipowcan8, Views[334]
         		 One room schoolhouse we passed along the way. Grades 1 to 5.: by lipowcan8, Views[282]
     
    Drying corn, I'm guessing for cattle feed. The substance on their faces is used as sun protection and a form of fashion. : by lipowcan8, Views[354]
         		 Pretty country: by lipowcan8, Views[227]
         		 The village where we slept.: by lipowcan8, Views[242]
         		 Early morning.: by lipowcan8, Views[278]
         		 Yellow sesame (seeds) plants.: by lipowcan8, Views[244]
     
    Same village, interesting looking character.: by lipowcan8, Views[253]
         		 Sitting in the doorway of her house in one of the villages where we slept. Notice the spots in the picture. I checked my camera lens, it was clean. Maybe flying insects? I like the picture, not the spots.: by lipowcan8, Views[240]
         		 Met her walking down the road between villages. Lovely women, 80 years old.: by lipowcan8, Views[239]
         		 A lot of things are done the old fashion way.: by lipowcan8, Views[282]
         		 Picking chile peppers.: by lipowcan8, Views[207]
     
    Rice fields, a beautiful shade of green.: by lipowcan8, Views[280]
         		 The trek took us through farm fields, thick jungle like brush, village access roads and dry or not so dry water courses.: by lipowcan8, Views[233]
         		 Sleeping arrangements. Nine bed rolls lined up. The second night I tried to distance myself from the group due to snoring. : by lipowcan8, Views[227]
         		 Stop for lunch at a village house along the way. Usually soup or some kind of rice dish. None of the group (excluding couples)had met prior to the trek. Turns out 3 couples were from France, one single women was from France and the other women was from Canada and spoke French. What are the odds? I'm glad French is a pleasant language to listen to.: by lipowcan8, Views[255]
         		 Nine hikers, two guides and two cooks walked 25 miles in two and a half days. Wonderful experience, great scenery.: by lipowcan8, Views[203]
     
    Bathroom in my hotel room, kinda different with the river rock walls.: by lipowcan8, Views[624]
         		 Nyaungshwe. Watched him for a few minutes, no fish.: by lipowcan8, Views[405]
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         		 by lipowcan8, Views[265]
         		 The biggest fish I saw was this one.: by lipowcan8, Views[324]
     
    Same: by lipowcan8, Views[237]
     
         		 Same: by lipowcan8, Views[231]
     
         		 Great coordination. Net fisherman using both hands to pull in a net while paddling the boat with his foot and leg.: by lipowcan8, Views[236]
     
    Seems like a lot of work for a small amount of fish.: by lipowcan8, Views[242]
         		 Inle Lake: by lipowcan8, Views[210]
         		 Inle Lake. To catch fish, he quickly puts cone cage in shallow water trapping fish. Then uses a spear inserted through the top of the cone to kill fish. : by lipowcan8, Views[222]
         		 Nyaungshwe : by lipowcan8, Views[204]
         		 Bike ride. : by lipowcan8, Views[331]
     
    View from bike. Rode through rice fields, very pretty.: by lipowcan8, Views[282]
         		 View from bike. Also took picture to show to a future trekking company a bridge I wouldn't/couldn't cross.: by lipowcan8, Views[333]
         		 My bike, not the best picture, I was trying to show the rain.: by lipowcan8, Views[352]
         		 On the way back from the hot springs bike ride I stopped at two or three small stores/homes and had a beer at each one. The folks at one store gave me this plate of food as I drank my beer. I struggled to put down three bites. I'm guessing intestines of something? Enlarge photo and stare at it....... You can almost see it move.: by lipowcan8, Views[374]
         		 Beats me.: by lipowcan8, Views[189]
     
    Sights from my bike ride to the hot springs.: by lipowcan8, Views[255]
         		 Dinner for under $3.00. I don't want to see rice for a while. I got more than my fill in Africa and Asia.: by lipowcan8, Views[202]
         		 My room at Inle Lake. I probably overpaid at $30.or $35 a night with breakfast.: by lipowcan8, Views[239]
         		 My hotel in Nyaungshwe(Inle Lake): by lipowcan8, Views[224]
         		 Golden Rock: by lipowcan8, Views[202]
     
    Kids along trail to Rock: by lipowcan8, Views[215]
         		 Hike to Golden Rock: by lipowcan8, Views[204]
         		 Bago. Hiked an hour or so(very hot) to see the GoldenRock.: by lipowcan8, Views[308]
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