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MapThe end of a very very long day. Be sure to check out the corresponding entry on luxagraf: Water Slides and Spirit Guides.
Photos from Bin Ha Nin
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MapMisspellings are pretty common in Asia but this was the only time I saw this. Coke is a believe what they're after.
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MapWhen I say small village, I mean, um, small. Be sure to check out the corresponding entry on luxagraf: Water Slides and Spirit Guides.
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MapThe village we stayed in for two nights lies on one of the main thoroughfares between Thailand and Vietnam. The Vietnamese apparently consume more dog than they can produce domestically so every day four of these giant lorries would pass by from Thailand... loaded down with dogs.
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MapHiking through the local forest. Be sure to check out the corresponding entry on luxagraf: Water Slides and Spirit Guides.
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MapSome local children whose chief form of amusement was chucking each other around.
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MapJacqui reading some book where dolphins take over the world if I remember right.
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MapJacqui accidentally discovered some weird camera setting that produced these results. I don't remember what it was now.
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