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    another sunrise photo: by houdyman, Views[349]
         		 sunrise in the mountains: by houdyman, Views[400]
         		 some of my trekking group at the top of the mountain: by houdyman, Views[435]
         		 my elephant chariot leaving for lunch after our walk: by houdyman, Views[1281]
         		 baby elephant asking for sweet bananas: by houdyman, Views[411]
     
    baby elephant tagging along: by houdyman, Views[418]
         		 not sure what he was trying to say: by houdyman, Views[391]
         		 The results: by fkasinsky, Views[485]
         		 Sideways: by fkasinsky, Views[478]
         		 The Rising Sun: by fkasinsky, Views[484]
     
    Shades: by fkasinsky, Views[494]
         		 Speed of Mind: by fkasinsky, Views[460]
         		 Love you long time: by fkasinsky, Views[280]
         		 From the mountain to the party: by fkasinsky, Views[397]
         		 No description: by fkasinsky, Views[359]
     
    Hats?: by fkasinsky, Views[304]
         		 Leo or Bucket? Pick your weapon: by fkasinsky, Views[364]
         		 Drink/Food guy on the train who decided to take a seat by me. Notice his shirt, replace one letter...hmmmm. I think a misprint.: by houdyman, Views[440]
         		 From feet of Reclining Buddha to head. He is made of plaster, brick and covered in gold leaf. Largest in the world.: by houdyman, Views[744]
         		 Head of Reclining Buddha : by houdyman, Views[446]
     
    a famous temple across the river, I can't remember the name: by houdyman, Views[430]
         		 scary entrance to a temple: by houdyman, Views[425]
         		 Lucija and Guiseppe after dinner. Ciao!: by houdyman, Views[393]
         		 Crazy daily downpour.: by houdyman, Views[407]
         		 view at sunset from Wiwat's condo, 14th floor.: by houdyman, Views[519]
     
    Squirrels for sale? Huh?: by houdyman, Views[2279]
         		 puppies for sale at the weekend marekt, sad!: by houdyman, Views[565]
         		 1000s of t-shirst in the weekend market and I find this! Go Green!: by houdyman, Views[454]
         		 Great Buddha in front of the ...mall! Thais make it work.: by houdyman, Views[448]
         		 Grand Palace: by houdyman, Views[353]
     
    view of Emerald Buddha from outside no pics inside: by houdyman, Views[401]
         		 floating flower: by houdyman, Views[367]
         		 more E B temple: by houdyman, Views[423]
         		 more Emerald Buddha temples: by houdyman, Views[429]
         		 temples at Emerald Buddha: by houdyman, Views[393]
     
    stray dog sleeping in phone booth. not superdog: by houdyman, Views[587]
         		 baby elephant in the street : by houdyman, Views[415]
         		 National flags: by snowy, Views[340]
         		 by snowy, Views[307]
         		 by snowy, Views[274]
     
    twin towers in KL: by snowy, Views[357]
         		 more sunset in krabi: by snowy, Views[925]
         		 by snowy, Views[186]
         		 sunset looking at Krabi islands: by snowy, Views[206]
         		 The tea plantation cameron highlands: by snowy, Views[318]
     
    The bamboo island: by snowy, Views[226]
         		 The lake at sunset: by snowy, Views[203]
         		 Bamboo island: by snowy, Views[260]
         		 Bamboo island: by snowy, Views[207]
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    We spent two days at the IMMENSE ashram of "Amma, the Hugging Mother" (pictured here)-- a Hindu saint who gives darshan (blessings) by hugging anyone who comes to see her. Often she is up all night hugging hundreds into thousands of pilgrims! In addition to running all kinds of schools and programs to benefit the poorest of the poor around the world, she raised 42 million dollars to build homes for refugees after the South Asian tsunami -- and was the single largest non-governmental contributor to fund Hurricane Katrina relief. Her generosity seems to know no bounds -- and her hug truly was indescribably other-worldly.

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