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February 3rd 2013
Published: February 3rd 2013
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I asked Kyaw Kyaw to drive me to Saddar Cave, an hour or so from Hpa-an. It took longer to reach because every few minutes I wanted him to stop the car so I could take pictures. Traditional Kayin houses dominate this region. Mostly made from wood with either thatched or metal roofs, the majority of these attractive structures sit high on concrete and wood piers. Below the house is storage for con... Read Full Entry



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Theresa "Terry" Nichols
Traveling Terry
Traveling Terry
I thrive on travel. I love to put myself in situations that knock me in the head, shake me up, force me to bless the moment of misunderstanding or of revelation. These times come easily when I travel. I've wandered India, Central America, and Southeast Asia, and I am thankful to the hundreds of people along the way who have eased my passage, delighted my senses, touched my heart. I love to share these journeys, because these special moments are not just for me, but for my friends, family, and vicarious travelers alike. I shall do my best to embrace and convey the experiences that on some le... full info
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I'll Just be Calm and PeacefulI'll Just be Calm and Peaceful
I'll Just be Calm and Peaceful
Flooded cave Ahead!Flooded cave Ahead!
Flooded cave Ahead!
We're headed for the dark crack ahead.
Emerging into the LightEmerging into the Light
Emerging into the Light
All was quiet in the flooded cave; just the light dip of the paddle.
Bliss Sets InBliss Sets In
Bliss Sets In
I'm happy!
My CompanionsMy Companions
My Companions
Kyaw Kyaw and local fisherman paddling us along.
Into the LightInto the Light
Into the Light
We're on the other side of the flooded cave.
The Canal, er, DitchThe Canal, er, Ditch
The Canal, er, Ditch
Paddle won't doPaddle won't do
Paddle won't do
He has to use the pole in some places.
Another PaddlerAnother Paddler
Another Paddler
Is This Paradise?Is This Paradise?
Is This Paradise?
The scenery is so peaceful
Just Look at that Headline!Just Look at that Headline!
Just Look at that Headline!
I'm sure he had little idea of what was happening. Little does he know he'll have his photo in my hometown newspaper someday!
Food for NatsFood for Nats
Food for Nats
Offering for the tree spirit.
Could have Been WorseCould have Been Worse
Could have Been Worse
Better than walking in bat poo.
Iron Chef KitchenIron Chef Kitchen
Iron Chef Kitchen
Where culinary delights of roasted bats, rats, and stew are being prepared.
Mmm, Roasted RatMmm, Roasted Rat
Mmm, Roasted Rat
A real local delicacy.



3rd February 2013

anonymous
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My favorite so far:)
4th February 2013

Traveling Terry
Theresa "Terry" Nichols

smells, too
Thanks, and I forgot to add about the ammonia perfumed, damp, earthy, slimy smell that permeated the place, and later my feet....Terry
3rd February 2013

Joanne
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Hi Terry, I'm really enjoying your travel blog. Also love all of the photos!!! Reminds me a bit of when we traveled together so long ago.... Joanne

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