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January 2nd 2017

Published: January 2nd 2017

All flights within Myanmar are operated by Burmese airlines. At last count there are eight Burmese airlines, which is rather a lot for a country only 581 mile wide, and 1275 from north to south. They all have similar prices, so it’s just a question of picking the airline that flies to where you want to go, and choosing the departure time that fits in your schedule. Yangon Airport is new and cle... Read Full Entry

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Karen Johnson

Kuan Yin

I'm an independent single woman who loves to travel. Favorite place to visit in a new country? The grocery store. Scroll down to read my previous posts, and check back often for more pictures and stories. If you want to make sure you never miss another of my thrilling adventures, click on the "subscribe" button on the right. "The road opens up for us and sets us free." - Johnny Clegg “One day Alice came to a fork in the road and saw a Cheshire cat in a tree. ‘Which road do I take?’ she asked. ‘Where do you want to go?’ was his response. ‘I don’t know,’ Alice answered... full info

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dust

This is the dust on a paved road. Dust on a dirt road is much worse.

tractor truck

spare parts

It seems like this conveyance was cobbled together from a lot of different vehicles.

tractor truck2

truck hybrid

pick up

ATM

ATMs even here

3rd January 2017

Dancing Dave
David Hooper

End of the road
Great pic Karen. Makes one want to be there!

4th January 2017

Kuan Yin
Karen Johnson

Thanks, Dave
This was at the end of a dusty dirt road that turned into a dusty footpath. I like the way you can see the river between the trees.

3rd January 2017

D MJ Binkley
Dave and Merry Jo Binkley

Sales a plenty
Always good to keep the economy going.

4th January 2017

Kuan Yin
Karen Johnson

Share the wealth
In addition to giving me a sales pitch, he also taught me a little something about the process of making decorative carvings. A good trade, I think.

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