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Bangla Brick

So many of my memories of Bangladesh involve bricks. In a delta of silt, a country without bedrock, bricks are often the only solid thing around. Smoke from the brick factories, brick dust from the constant construction, the sounds of bricks being unloaded from trucks or broken into gravel by people with hammers: bricks were a big part of my days in Dhaka.
Goodbye Bangladesh

December 21st 2014
It’s taken a long time to write this; I left Bangladesh six months ago. I like to come away from every experience knowing what I learned, knowing what kind of impact it had on me. Bangladesh was just so overwhelming, and I learned so much there, that I am still not sure what impact it has had on me, or what lasting effect it will have on me, for that matter. Living for two years in Dhaka was bo ... read more
Asia » Bangladesh » Dhaka

Bangladeshi Flag Bangladesh came into existence in 1971 when Bengali East Pakistan seceded from its union with West Pakistan. About a third of this extremely poor country floods annually during the monsoon rainy season, hampering economic development.... ... read more
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