More Kayaking Photos From Phong Nha Ke Bang
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Published: July 22nd 2008July 22nd 2008
These additional photos are courtesy of Mr. Vinh.
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I am a graduate student of anthropology in my mid-20's focusing on sustainable community-based tourism. I am from Philadelphia (U.S) and I am married to Woods who writes funny, scary, and affecting stories and sets them to punk/western/surf/folk music. I usually do not travel in comfort but I do travel well.
Update: I spent last summer (2007) in Vietnam working as an intern with Counterpart International doing community-based tourism research and planning outside of Phong Nha-Ke Bang National Park. After receiving my Masters degree in Applied Anthropology in ... full info
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Date: 22nd July 2008
I Agree with Patrick...
...and that scares me. I would consider trying the medicine as an integral part of the Participant-Observation process. Just make sure you have witnesses to document the results--preferably on film. ;-) Your paddle technique looks pretty good, but those bulky PFDs can't be fun to use. Scott--the one-time kayak instructor/guide
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I Agree with Patrick...
...and that scares me. I would consider trying the medicine as an integral part of the Participant-Observation process. Just make sure you have witnesses to document the results--preferably on film. ;-) Your paddle technique looks pretty good, but those bulky PFDs can't be fun to use. Scott--the one-time kayak instructor/guide
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Date: 22nd July 2008
kayaking
Amy and I might have a chance to go kayaking in Ketchikan, Alaska. I was on the fence before, but these photos are making me think it would really be a spectacular experience. I haven't done too much kayaking- I tend to like canoeing better. But since we'd be going in 2-person canoes, I'll just let Amy paddle! :)
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Amy and I might have a chance to go kayaking in Ketchikan, Alaska. I was on the fence before, but these photos are making me think it would really be a spectacular experience. I haven't done too much kayaking- I tend to like canoeing better. But since we'd be going in 2-person canoes, I'll just let Amy paddle! :)
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glad you're feeling a little better
I finally got a chance to catch up on my missy-related reading, so have been living the drama of the past few days in just these past few minutes. I'm glad you're getting a little better, but I would recommend taking a gigantic swig of the illicit vietnamese medicine while you still have the excuse. what could go wrong?
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