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| The Schwedagon pagoda |
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| with altars for each day of the week... |
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| because each Burmese name first letter is that of his birthday |
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| people pray and walk on the circular terrace |
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| swept every hour of the day |
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| group praying... |
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| mother and daughter... |
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| some with baby... |
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| so cute. |
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| monks pose for a group photo or... |
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| talk with friends... |
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| or seat alone |
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| nuns do the washing after lunch |
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| the Golden Rock Pagoda... |
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| south of Bago |
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| monks back from collecting morning alms |
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| with Karen pilgrims... |
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| and also"new wave" pilgrims... |
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| with punk bamboo glasses |
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| this one is an ermit |
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| and that one a beggar. |
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| the 24m (80') sitting Buddhas of Bago |
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| the 54m (180') lying one |
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| young monks at lunch... |
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| intrigued by my camera |
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| Loikaw pagoda perched on a rocky hill |
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| Old pagodas |
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| some overgrown by a tree... |
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| with beautiful sculptures |






























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