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         		 Feeding the piglets.: by lolo, Views[314]
         		 Our guide, mid-trek. What an interesting, crazy life he has led so far!: by lolo, Views[383]
     
    My leech bite. It just needed to be documented.: by lolo, Views[545]
         		 Me eating lunch. Last day of the trek...we were about 3 hours away from a ride back into Mae Hong Son!!: by lolo, Views[434]
         		 One of the men in the Karen village. Can these guys EVER put back that rice whiskey!!!: by lolo, Views[450]
         		 Our porter with a length of bamboo, cut especially to make a 'railing' of sorts so we could cross the river.: by lolo, Views[400]
         		 I just loved taking pictures of this woman. So colourful, and I loved the lines on her face. I really wished the language barrier wasn't so...high!!!! I'm positive she would have interesting stories to tell.: by lolo, Views[403]
     
    The woman of the house, in the first village we stayed in on the trek. She was definately in charge...she carried a little whipping stick, and the dogs, cats, pigs ~ they all knew she was the boss, because she wasn't afraid to use it!!: by lolo, Views[487]
         		 There are tons of these Lisu vendors set up all along the banks of the lake in town. Yes, I did buy a lot of stuff from them...so colourful and so cheap...and they really pull the guilt trip on you ~ 'you buy so I can eat..?????' Sheesh.: by lolo, Views[482]
         		 The bathroom in the Karen village. Down stairs, over stream of muck (kitchen scrap, waste water etc) and into a little dirt/mud floor hut. Um, basically a hole in the floor!!!: by lolo, Views[414]
         		 This pic, I took for my dad. The Padeung people were selling hot chili peppers and Burmese cigars....if you know my dad, you know this is HIS thing.: by lolo, Views[411]
         		 One of the porters, offering us a fresh lemon he has just knocked out of the tree with his bamboo hiking stick.: by lolo, Views[320]
     
    Apparently the rings don't actually EXTEND the neck..but rather, they push the shoulder muscles down, and rest upon the ribs. It distorts the musculature of the body, rather than the skeleton, thus creating the illusion of a longer neck.: by lolo, Views[314]
         		 So, even in the depths of the Thai jungle, Maggi is the seasoning of choice. And I thought it was a german thing???: by lolo, Views[1031]
         		 We started the trek with 2 porters and a guide...but one of the porters dropped out once we had eaten half the food, drank half the whiskey, etc. (half as much to carry, now!) This guy stayed the long haul with us, and was amazing.: by lolo, Views[549]
         		 Both of the porters, at the first rest break. Here they handed us packets of rice wrapped in banana leaf, and mandarin oranges, and then proceeded to catch 3-4 crabs (or what LOOKED like crabs..)from the river, to cook for themselves!: by lolo, Views[468]
         		 After our first night in the Karen village, we woke up to all sorts of people coming by to say hi to the guides, and smile real BIG at us! There were only 3 of us on the trek, so we were really made to feel like we were welcome....Burmese cigars, rice whiskey, and Thai massage all 'round!: by lolo, Views[458]
     
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