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Nov 19 - Salay & Tan-Chi-Taung Nov 22 - Sagaing, Amarapura & U Bein Any questions ? |
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Here are our Tuk-Tuk waiting for us. Jorunn and Martin in their Tuk-Tuk. Big bridge made in 2012. |
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Martin in his Tuk-Tuk with
the local tour guide Chai at the helm. A flaky bus in the streets. |
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Big bridge. It is very impressive and made in 2012. |
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United, our meeting point for the
market trip. Martin was stupid enough to give some money to this woman and child, and the beggars lined up to rip Martin off. No dice. |
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Bamboo shots, very popular food.
Wood for making sun tan lotion and general skin care. |
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More bamboo shots. Tamarin paste. Very good with duck. |
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Cigar factory. They can make up to a 1000 cigars each in 11 hours. |
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We visited a primary school. They song for us. Watch the video. |
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The national flag and
some symbolic flags for families. Sand banks. We had a nice evening cocktail hour here. |
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Well stocked open bar. |
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Martin with the napkin
as a tie. Presentation of how to wear longyis, male style. |
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Mannequin, the youngest
of the lot had to endure that. Longyi used as buffer for carrying stuff on your head. |
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Sand bank where we had
our cocktail party. Wedding head gear. |
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Sunset over Irrawaddy river. |
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On Wednesday November 21st, it was time for
another shore excursion to Yandabo Village.
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