| | Bill leading the way crossing the Nam Ou river to Ban Pak Chek |
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| | Always, always you'll see children swimming and having fun with a river near by |
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| | Two boys poling their boat up a little creek running through the village |
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| | Lue Young Woman taking a break from spinning cotton |
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| | The Lue men are great fishermen and need to keep their nets/traps in good shape |
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| | The adults were working in the fields leaving the children to follow the falang |
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| | Bill with the friendly children |
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| | The children were fasincated with Tracey's digital camera |
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| | The children pose for a photo with the principal of their school |
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| | A shot of the children posing in one of the classrooms. So poor.... |
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| | Ban Pak Check has its own wat and its own resident monks |
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| | Inside the wat at Ban Pak Chek |
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| | Sharing a meal with my friend Kamfan's family at their home |
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| | The river is a communal gathering place, especially for bathing |
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| | Bathing on the shores of the Nam Ou |
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| | Time to cross the river back to our waiting van |
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| | A beautiful shot looking up the Nam Ou river |
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