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    Photography is footprint of life

    INDONESIA | Fri, 11 Jan 2013 | By winnymarch | Views [859] | Comments [7]

    I’m Winny,Indonesian backpacker who willing around the world and I deserve to choose because i have a high motivation,desire to learn,positive attitude and I have travelled a half of Indonesia and every single of my journey i always documented ... Read more >

    Tags: backpacker, journey, photo, photography, riung island, white sand, winny

    Island Life

    VIETNAM | Mon, 28 Mar 2011 | By gem_sky | Views [2167]

    First, there was Rabbit Island (Koh Tonsay). I went there for my first weekend in Kampot. Taking a fishing boat from Kep (the village next to Kampot) it takes 45 mins for serene and blissful island life! A beautiful beach, beach strolling monks, ... Read more >

    Tags: beaches, fish sauce, island, koh tonsay, koh tral, motorbike, phu quoc, vietnam border, visas, white sand

     

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