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August 28th 2005
Published: August 30th 2005
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One can achieve a lot.

Everything took that long, at least in my personal experience. The bus ride to Mandalay. The bus ride to Bagan. The bus ride to Inle Lake. The passage of a less-than-perfectly-fresh lassi through my digestive tract.

I'm now in Chiang Mai, catching up with a good friend over equally good food. For the first time in nearly three decades, I'm going to visit my country of origin tomorrow. I wonder how people will treat me.

Wish me luck dudes...



"If you're looking for an unmarked place....
There is no such place."


- Augie March


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Punting around massive Inle Lake Punting around massive Inle Lake
Punting around massive Inle Lake

is an immensely pleasurable way to spend a day.
A fisherman peers through the still water A fisherman peers through the still water
A fisherman peers through the still water

looking for his cyprinid prey.
Inle Lake fishermenInle Lake fishermen
Inle Lake fishermen

are famous for rowing their vessels with their legs.
PavarottiPavarotti
Pavarotti

We were standing in the middle of a bustling market when all of a sudden this tourist gives this perfect impromptu tenor delivery! The school children were stunned into silence at this unsolicited cultural exchange...


10th September 2005

Gorgeous!
17th September 2005

i absolutely love your photos
27th June 2007

fascinating photos
Your photos are simply striking....you definitely have a special unique talent in photography....cheers !
21st November 2007

very nice pics, makes me wanna go back to Burma! :)

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