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         		 Rice fields...: by christa_spencer, Views[252]
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         		 Chasing the sun on our ride back to Tun's house.: by christa_spencer, Views[255]
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    The Feast: An incredible veggie stir-fry with tons of fresh goodness, an boiled egg, fish with curry dish (the red looking dish) that Tun's lovely wife made that morning... it was insanely good... rice and rice whiskey! What more could you ask for? Oh yeah... and great company all around! :): by christa_spencer, Views[347]
         		 And so it begins...: by christa_spencer, Views[304]
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         		 Our dishware: by christa_spencer, Views[265]
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    Travis went up the hill to chop down some large bamboo pieces to make our bowls and shot glasses out of. (shot glasses were used for a rice whiskey that Tun's neighbor makes- YUM!): by christa_spencer, Views[323]
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         		 Tun making a REALLY yummy veggie stir-fry!: by christa_spencer, Views[301]
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    Maddie and Simon help with lunch prep.: by christa_spencer, Views[266]
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         		 Simon, Haley and Maddie: by christa_spencer, Views[377]
         		 Sweet Tun washing our veggies: by christa_spencer, Views[210]
         		 Preparations for our lunch feast have begun...: by christa_spencer, Views[259]
     
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         		 Simon doing his best Buddha impression... pretty good if you ask me! :): by christa_spencer, Views[444]
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         		 Can you spot Travis?: by christa_spencer, Views[436]
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         		 We had to hold onto this bamboo stick to get across the slippery rocks to our destination. It was fun! : by christa_spencer, Views[442]
         		 Made it to the waterfall(s) deep in the jungle! :): by christa_spencer, Views[388]
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