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Photos from Luang Prabang, Lao

October 9, 2012

Amantaka

Woke up this morning realizing I sent off the last post to you without photos. Rather than resend it with photos, I have decided to send images that relate to that post separately. As you can see from the layout, I am still having trouble understanding how to insert photos where I want them. Hopefully, these images make sense and I will improve with practice.

Happy Day,

Julia

Entrance to Amantaka Resort–this building is in the World Heritage Zone

Night Market with palace temple behind

Lunch being served in the garden of our suit

Pac Ou Caves on the Mekong River

Monks collecting alms

: Monks collecting alms from regular donors

Making coconut cakes in the morning market

Tethered frogs waiting for a buyer

: A Lao girl doing her homework

Lunch at the Blue Lagoon

Sunset on Mount Phusi overlooking the Mekong River

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About Julia

My travel experience began at 19 when I was an exchange student to Germany. After college I wanted to travel, but had no money so the natural choice was to become a stewardess. I was hired by World Airways and traveled all over the world on the non-scheduled carrier. It was exciting and wonderful and made me want to keep traveling even after I quit the airborne waitress business. At one point I realized that I liked flying as much as I liked traveling and earned my pilot's license at the age of 30. Since then I fly and travel as much and as often as possible. I used to write about my early travels in long hand but they were not legible. Now, with the aid of this computer, I am able to share my experiences. I hope you enjoy them.