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    The Elephant, Pangbourne. We had a few beers and lunch here. Really good fish and chips! by: keith_austin Views[645] Closed when I went to take pictures but when it's open the cheese shop is a delight. by: keith_austin Views[531] The Old George, Pangbourne by: keith_austin Views[504] The Cross Keys, Pangbourne. Noticed the empty space above the door - the crossed keys were there... by: keith_austin Views[748] Detail from stained glass window of Parish Church of St James The Less, Pangbourne. One of a few stained glass windows to end up on a Royal Mail stamp by: keith_austin Views[841]
     
    GV of The Thames at Pangbourne by: keith_austin Views[573] View of Whitchurch church from bridge over Thames. the name escapes me. by: keith_austin Views[477] General view of The Thames at Pangbourne by: keith_austin Views[540] Swans on The Thames at Pangbourne by: keith_austin Views[516]  

    Pigging out in Pangers

    UNITED KINGDOM | Mon, 23 Mar 2009 | By keith_austin | Views [1540] | Comments [1]

    Yes, it’s me again, and so soon! Feeling a bit guilty at my lack of communication recently but it’s amazing the things you can fill a day with, still feel   that you’ve done nothing, and yet be exhausted at the end of it. While in the UK recently ... Read more >

    Tags: berkshire, cheese, food, foodie, pangbourne, popsi bubblehead, pubs, tasting, thames, wine

     

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    This was taken in one of the many traditional bamboo huts on stilts. These kids were in their home and i waved at them and smiled to ask them their photo they giggled especially the younger child on the right when I took their photo. They don't see any westerners or tourist in this rural country side of Thailand. None of them speak any English but I just weaved and they were more then happy to pose for me. Taken at Mae Saut Noi village in Mae Sariang - Mae Sot area in Thailand, the people are of the Karen tribe they are one of the many ethnic groups from Burma and have moved from their villages from Burma escaping the civil war conflict against them by the Burmese Military or extreme poverty their life's are much more free in Thailand than in Burma where it's very dangerous over their. This is one of the very few villages that are still very traditional way of living very simple life, they have no electricity or technology but they are happy living like this in their cozy bamboo huts. The kids play outside all day everyone cheeps in like washing clothes, cooking ect. The environment/hygiene isn't that clean as they are quite poor. It was a great and very nice atmosphere something that I have never experience before. I captured mainly children in this rural village they were very excited seeing a foreigner and were most interested in my big slr camera as I was clicking away. : by photodoc, Views[1270]
    This was taken in one of the many traditional bamboo huts on stilts. These kids were in their home and i waved at them and smiled to ask them their photo they giggled especially the younger child on the right when I took their photo. They don't see any westerners or tourist in this rural country side of Thailand. None of them speak any English but I just weaved and they were more then happy to pose for me. Taken at Mae Saut Noi village in Mae Sariang - Mae Sot area in Thailand, the people are of the Karen tribe they are one of the many ethnic groups from Burma and have moved from their villages from Burma escaping the civil war conflict against them by the Burmese Military or extreme poverty their life's are much more free in Thailand than in Burma where it's very dangerous over their. This is one of the very few villages that are still very traditional way of living very simple life, they have no electricity or technology but they are happy living like this in their cozy bamboo huts. The kids play outside all day everyone cheeps in like washing clothes, cooking ect. The environment/hygiene isn't that clean as they are quite poor. It was a great and very nice atmosphere something that I have never experience before. I captured mainly children in this rural village they were very excited seeing a foreigner and were most interested in my big slr camera as I was clicking away.

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