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    These brothers were at a construction site of a new home. The boy on the right is sitting on a barrel of rain water, which is their drinking water. The boy on the left takes care of his younger brother because unwanted pregnancy is a huge problem in Jamaica. by: madelinemckain Views[424]     

    Photos: My Scholarship entry - Tiwi Bomber Boys

    AUSTRALIA | Mon, 14 Jan 2013 | By tiwi-island-australia2012 | Photo Gallery | Scholarship Entry

    Stuart Marshall "Just get in there", My photography life tipped on its head in January 2012. Bored in my Govt job of 10yrs at NSWPolice I asked for work experience with the Police media photographer. A week later I received an email asking if I had ... Read more >
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    A Padeung woman (also known as the long-neck Karen tribe) peddling her wares in the village. The village was about 20 min. by motorbike, northwest of Mae Hong Son....meaning, precariously close to the Burmese border.: by lolo, Views[5582]
    A Padeung woman (also known as the long-neck Karen tribe) peddling her wares in the village. The village was about 20 min. by motorbike, northwest of Mae Hong Son....meaning, precariously close to the Burmese border.

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    We went for dim sum in Hong Kong. There was a restaraunt mentioned in the guide book but we gave up trying to find it and decided just to eat at the first place we saw cause we were starving. We just happened to walk in to Lin Heung Tea House! It's an 80 year old restuarant where the tea is poured from giant brass kettles and the tables are shared, giving a feeling of community even for first timers like us!

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