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The mighty Mekong. In Ubon, both the Laos and Thai sides are heavily forested. This is the view from Pha Chana Dai, the easternmost point in Thailand.
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The mighty Mekong. In Ubon, both the Laos and Thai sides are heavily forested. This is the view from Pha Chana Dai, the easternmost point in Thailand.

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03 Nov 2008
Having some early morning fun with some khammu children in northern Laos.
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Having some early morning fun with some khammu children in northern Laos.

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09 Oct 2008
This lady was so nice. She was 90% blind and her granddaughter was like a pair of speaking eyes. They sold and made bracelets at the market in Muang Sing.
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This lady was so nice. She was 90% blind and her granddaughter was like a pair of speaking eyes. They sold and made bracelets at the market in Muang Sing.

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22 Jun 2008
A lady from onr of the many remote hilltribes in Nortern Laos at the morning market in Muang Sing.
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A lady from onr of the many remote hilltribes in Nortern Laos at the morning market in Muang Sing.

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22 Jun 2008
A monk walking towards a mist covered mountain on the road to The Three Pagodas Pass, between Thailand and Burma.
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A monk walking towards a mist covered mountain on the road to The Three Pagodas Pass, between Thailand and Burma.

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22 Jun 2008
My good friend Roxy and me at a fancy dress party last year. Isn't he beautiful?
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My good friend Roxy and me at a fancy dress party last year. Isn't he beautiful?

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16 Jun 2008
Nong Khiaw Caves, Laos.
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Nong Khiaw Caves, Laos.

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15 Jun 2008
Muang Sing, Laos-China border. This is one of the many rice-fields that line the road from Laos to Shangri-La, in China. Close to the tiny town of Muang Sing which until the last decade was the world's biggest producer of opium.
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Muang Sing, Laos-China border. This is one of the many rice-fields that line the road from Laos to Shangri-La, in China. Close to the tiny town of Muang Sing which until the last decade was the world's biggest producer of opium.

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15 Jun 2008
Nong Khiaw Market, Laos. This is the morning market at 6am, from a tiny village buried in the Laos mountains. You can buy anything, from roast rat to freshly produced opium.
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Nong Khiaw Market, Laos. This is the morning market at 6am, from a tiny village buried in the Laos mountains. You can buy anything, from roast rat to freshly produced opium.

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15 Jun 2008
From the River Ou, Northern Laos. The view from our boat as we travelled up north along the Mekong and Ou rivers.
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From the River Ou, Northern Laos. The view from our boat as we travelled up north along the Mekong and Ou rivers.

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15 Jun 2008
Sunset over the Mekong, Luang Prabang, Laos.
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Sunset over the Mekong, Luang Prabang, Laos.

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15 Jun 2008
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