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February 20th 2014
Published: February 19th 2008
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On every trip I often buy a souvenir of the place where I visit. They are the local specialties that I cannot find the same anywhere. I also love to collect coins, notes and postcards of over 20 countries. For me they are all the treasures in my life. The souvenirs that I bought are simple and inexpensive. They can be paintings, plates, statues, fridge magnets, dolls, key holders, masks etc. Some... Read Full Entry



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Hanoi_girl
theRedRiver
theRedRiver
I am a Hanoi_girl who loves to travel. When working for a Japanese construction company in Hanoi, I had the chance to travel to 28 countries and to all the 63 provinces in Vietnam, including 25 trips to Huế city. Egypt, Mongolia and Italy are my love, and other favorite countries are Australia, France, New Zealand, Nepal, Fiji, Japan, India, Indonesia, Belgium, Netherlands, Sri Lanka, Myanmar, China (8 trips, 15 cities), South Korea, New Caledonia, Vanuatu, Cambodia (3 trips), Brunei Darussalam, the United Arab Emirates, Bangladesh, the Philippines, Laos (3 trips), Malaysia (4 trips), Singap... full info
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I bought this on the DMZ tour (South Korea)I bought this on the DMZ tour (South Korea)
I bought this on the DMZ tour (South Korea)
This doll is from LaosThis doll is from Laos
This doll is from Laos
Key holders from Bali, IndonesiaKey holders from Bali, Indonesia
Key holders from Bali, Indonesia
A street seller in Bali followed me and I bought these key holders from him.
Fridge magnet from Angkor temple, CambodiaFridge magnet from Angkor temple, Cambodia
Fridge magnet from Angkor temple, Cambodia
A hand made ceramic painting from AustraliaA hand made ceramic painting from Australia
A hand made ceramic painting from Australia
Jewellery boxes from IndiaJewellery boxes from India
Jewellery boxes from India
Symbols of Malaysia Symbols of Malaysia
Symbols of Malaysia
The twin towers, the mosque, the monorail etc.
Key holders from Sri Lanka (I changed them to fridge magnets)Key holders from Sri Lanka (I changed them to fridge magnets)
Key holders from Sri Lanka (I changed them to fridge magnets)
Japanese paper dollJapanese paper doll
Japanese paper doll
I bought it at Kamakura town, Japan.
A stone plate from ChinaA stone plate from China
A stone plate from China
Cairns, AustraliaCairns, Australia
Cairns, Australia
Souvernirs from MongoliaSouvernirs from Mongolia
Souvernirs from Mongolia
Traditional musical instrument and a couple of dolls.
Aukland fridge magnets (New Zealand)Aukland fridge magnets (New Zealand)
Aukland fridge magnets (New Zealand)
Souvenir from Sydney, AustraliaSouvenir from Sydney, Australia
Souvenir from Sydney, Australia
The Opera House in Sydney
Fridge magnet from LaosFridge magnet from Laos
Fridge magnet from Laos
A Turkish ceramic catA Turkish ceramic cat
A Turkish ceramic cat
A Turkish ceramic catA Turkish ceramic cat
A Turkish ceramic cat
Indian pensIndian pens
Indian pens
I bought them at the Int'l Airport in New Delhi, India, before flying home.
Magnetic pictures from Nepal Magnetic pictures from Nepal
Magnetic pictures from Nepal
Pictures of Mt Everest and the Himalayan range.
A stone plate from ChinaA stone plate from China
A stone plate from China
My collection of fridge magnetsMy collection of fridge magnets
My collection of fridge magnets



18th March 2014

Ingrid
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Hand carved Indonesian Mask
I noticed that you bought Hand carved Indonesian Masks. I have one myself and am trying to find out the hidden meaning, can you help please? I remember when I bought it the salesman said that it is for some kind of protection. Hope you can help me. Thanks in advance

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