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14th March 2015

Morag
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Accept comments, sometimes the obvious to us, isnt to others, but then we live with it, particularly as the surrounds are so my cuppa tea.
From Blog: Embark at Pyay (Prome)
14th March 2015

Morag
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Am such a sponge, absorbing all that is around and trying to believe what you see is as ancient as it is and digest the culture and lives of that moment and space in time in which you are standing.
From Blog: Embark at Pyay (Prome)
14th March 2015

Morag
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Aw gee, how much fun and good you had a talkative guide/driver, makes it all the more interesting, and a connection of a local theme. You both look like you're having a great time. It is humbling to have them place so much importance on yo
u when you personally show interest and it is an honour, i take it, to be invited into their world. Savour and enjoy!
From Blog: Upstream to Thayet
14th March 2015

Morag
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Thanks for the enlightenment regarding the difference between stupas and temples. You crack me up with your comments about withdrawals, doing a great job with the photos and documentary. So how would you rate a Burmese massage, similar i gu
ess to a Thai massage. I take them to be a gentle race, so deep tissue and a pounding you would not get. It is all sounding too wonderful, though i share your sentiment on time out from any more pagodas - ABC's in Europe and ABP's in Asia! love hearing the history and walking in the footsteps of the earlier civilisation.
From Blog: Bagan
14th March 2015

Kerrie
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I like the look of these stupas - but can understand that after 2 I would be a little bored. The history of these country sounds fascinating and I am enjoying the entries very much. Luckily they have massage on board the boat because I am
not sure what Sel would get up to without internet for any extended period.
From Blog: Bagan
14th March 2015

Morag
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Me again, but loving this insight. This cabin is ok but one following is a bit squeezy with no personal space, as you say. At least seasickness wouldnt be a factor.
From Blog: Magwe, home of Aung San
14th March 2015

Morag
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Check out the bridge in background, wot a monster. Yep, i would one of the less comfortable with the gangway! Freak, would surely get the poly wobbles and see how deep the water is Marma!
From Blog: Magwe, home of Aung San
14th March 2015

Morag
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You look so good. Shame you couldnt say you actually played it, a tick in the box, as it were. Wave the credentials around when next you play at St A!
From Blog: Upstream to Thayet
14th March 2015

Morag
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Wot a poppet! Interesting door adornment, or ancient flysrceening? Cant go back to review, so will post anyway.
From Blog: Sa Lay, then Tan Kyi Mountain
14th March 2015

Morag
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Ow how simply delightful, me that just adores the olde worlde, and wouldnt worry me that it didnt reach capacity booking, prefer smaller. And quick glance thru earlier, the cabin is just gorgeous.
From Blog: Embark at Pyay (Prome)
12th March 2015

Kerrie
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Thanks for sharing the history of this country. How is the tipping in Myanmar?Im wondering what you are doing up at sunrise? But it does look really interesting.
From Blog: Upstream to Thayet
10th March 2015

Rhona
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Looking good! You certainly have got the travel bug! :)
From Blog: Yangon
10th March 2015

Kerrie
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Looks great. How well did you recover from the flight or did you sleep on the plane? All looks impressive from the royal barge to the pagoda. Are there many western tourists around?
From Blog: Yangon
10th March 2015

Morag
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Looks like dining with the rich and famous, how exquisite! Even if the food wasnt good, certainly looks the part., but i'll bet it was scrumptious.
From Blog: Yangon
9th March 2015

Morag
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It certainly does look great, can see myself in there with cocktail in hand and swaning aroud in the pool.
From Blog: Transiting... then Yangon
9th March 2015

Morag
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Interesting reading. And no motor bikes, hard to believe. S'pose no photography of Aung San Suu Kyi's house. What a remarkable lady she is. Will now try and view the website of your tour, to make me really envious. Await the next instalm
ent.
From Blog: Yangon
9th March 2015

Morag
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Blimey certainly dazzling, blinding when catching the sun's rays. Hard to comprehend all that gold for decoration and art sake.
From Blog: Yangon
9th March 2015

Morag
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And more gold.
From Blog: Yangon
9th March 2015

Erin
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Gorgeous restaurant!
From Blog: Yangon
7th March 2015

Jan Scott
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Have a safe trip. I will be reading all about the trip.
From Blog: Departure on Thai Airlines TG474 to Bangkok
7th March 2015

robselclark
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Thanks Jan. Hopefully we will have regular access to the Internet for updating.
From Blog: Departure on Thai Airlines TG474 to Bangkok
5th November 2014

Carol
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What out for the ketchup!!!
From Blog: Studio tour and rides
2nd November 2014

Jan Scott
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Hi not sure if you will get this but what time do you want Leo to pick you up.
From Blog: Walk in the Hills
27th October 2014

Morag
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Loving reading about your travels and you are certainly getting a good look and feel for the various golf courses you have played. And enjoying the retail therapy I'm sure Robby-dob. Sounds like you are both having the best time and quite
different to your other travels earlier this year. Waiting for the next instalment xx
From Blog: The Desert
22nd October 2014

Carol
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Vegas looks awesome but the shopping on the way sounds awesome ?rXXX
From Blog: Trip to Vegas

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