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THAILAND | Sat, 14 Mar 2015 | By drewsweet | Views [827]
My more recent posts have been of the philosophical, life-pondering variety despite my initial intentions of sharing my experiences teaching in Thailand. So, I’ll dedicate this post to a recap/wrap-up :)
My teaching experience is winding down ... Read more >
Tags: experience, gratitude, happy, love, teaching, thailand, thanks
AUSTRALIA | Tue, 17 Jun 2014 | By sarahlizweaver | Views [599] | Comments [1]
This blog is different from my other entries as it is a more personal reflection of something I’ve been thinking about a lot. It’s a way for me to process my thoughts and feelings as well as to show my deep gratitude to so many of you who ... Read more >
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CANADA | Thu, 22 Mar 2012 | By jamesshanks | Views [901]
To everybody who is even remotely interested in how I am going. I appreciate you all taking the time to read through my rants and antics! When I first started writing this online journal, it was intended to be exactly that; a journal so my family could ... Read more >
Tags: gratitude, thanks, vancouver island
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![Guys!!! looks, I was in the most historic building in the world, did you see how beautiful this building? yeah I watched the historic story of this place is real. one of the best masterpiece in this world. Pyramid of giza is made of thousands of stone piles where the first stone in the lift by 200 people. Whether there are now people who want to do? although in pay expensive? LOL: by holiday, Views[213]](https://s3.amazonaws.com/aphs.worldnomads.com/holiday/37351/Pyramid_of_Giza_medium.jpg "Guys!!! looks, I was in the most historic building in the world, did you see how beautiful this building? yeah I watched the historic story of this place is real. one of the best masterpiece in this world. Pyramid of giza is made of thousands of stone piles where the first stone in the lift by 200 people. Whether there are now people who want to do? although in pay expensive? LOL: by holiday, Views[213]")
Guys!!! looks, I was in the most historic building in the world, did you see how beautiful this building? yeah I watched the historic story of this place is real. one of the best masterpiece in this world. Pyramid of giza is made of thousands of stone piles where the first stone in the lift by 200 people. Whether there are now people who want to do? although in pay expensive? LOL
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![The shepherds and their flocks come from all different areas, so to begin with, there are groups of around 100-200 sheep trekking with their individual shepherds. There is a momentous time, where all these different flocks join together at the Pont Moutonnier. The Pont Moutonnier literally means 'sheep bridge'. This was built specifically for the flocks to cross from one side of the mountain to the other, and is still used today. At this point, the total number of sheep joining together can be up to 3000. Here we see the sheep rushing past after just crossing the bridge.: by isola, Views[621]](https://s3.amazonaws.com/aphs.worldnomads.com/isola/51586/IMG_9513_medium.jpg "The shepherds and their flocks come from all different areas, so to begin with, there are groups of around 100-200 sheep trekking with their individual shepherds. There is a momentous time, where all these different flocks join together at the Pont Moutonnier. The Pont Moutonnier literally means 'sheep bridge'. This was built specifically for the flocks to cross from one side of the mountain to the other, and is still used today. At this point, the total number of sheep joining together can be up to 3000. Here we see the sheep rushing past after just crossing the bridge.: by isola, Views[621]")
The shepherds and their flocks come from all different areas, so to begin with, there are groups of around 100-200 sheep trekking with their individual shepherds. There is a momentous time, where all these different flocks join together at the Pont Moutonnier. The Pont Moutonnier literally means 'sheep bridge'. This was built specifically for the flocks to cross from one side of the mountain to the other, and is still used today. At this point, the total number of sheep joining together can be up to 3000. Here we see the sheep rushing past after just crossing the bridge.
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