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March 21st 2014

Published: March 21st 2014

I was rereading the blog last night to remind myself about what stood out at the time that I was writing .The hotel , the fishermen and their families ,the meals , and the beach itself were truly memorable . It is hard to narrow down the photos ( as it has been all along ) but I think these might capture that time .... Read Full Entry

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Big Boat

I didn't count the number of men on the boats but I think it would be @15 .They would travel with 2 smaller boats for the catch ..I think !

Fish Sacks

Walking in the village we saw these men loading up with sacks that were in a warehouse/barn of sorts.

Last sunset

Lobster

Our most expensive meal in Myanmar . Grilled lobster that melted in my mouth . $20 for a very filling meal .

Waiting patiently

Catch of the day

Stingray

I don't think they catch these often as it was the center of attention for many . It took 2 men to carve it up using a BIG knife and a club to pound through thickparts and/or gristle/bone

Portions

Each of the crew got to choose one for themselves . At the front right are the innards that were the first thing removed.

Portions

Different group but the sharing was the same . Not all the boats shared but many did.

Yoma Cherry Resort .

Our room was on the left.

Noon

Boats at anchor . Our last view before we left.

21st March 2014

Shirley
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Mmmm....
That looks SO tasty!

22nd March 2014

R&C
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Memories!
Memories! Lucky lady! Lots to keep you out of the bar sorting out all these pics. Tks for sharing. love.

25th March 2014

Mo Adams
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Lovely light
I can see why you chose 200 boats as a feature photo. The darkness looks touchable.

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