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the road to the next town above was cut off by a mudslide. this is the rainy season and we saw many mudslides, and a couple houses that had been destroyed by one.109 views
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Chittagong city. so different now from when i lived there as a child. tall buildings everywhere, congested....108 views
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Abbu buying fruits at the village market107 views
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huts built on the hill slopes, nestled among the trees107 views
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most of this tanker has been taken apart, its insides exposed106 views
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it was fascinating to watch these monster huge ships being taken apart106 views
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hanging out with the village kids106 views
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view of the grounds from our hotel room balcony106 views
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cooking food at a food-cart in a village market by the side of the highway105 views
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half this supertanker has been dismantled already. every part of the ship is going to end up getting used again - nothing is wasted here, everything possible is "recycled" in a poor country like bangladesh105 views
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Abbu (my dad) and Chuck. the labourers in the distance are carrying a huge refrigerator. almost all manual labour here - everything is done by hand. no cranes to lift & move heavy objects105 views
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bangladesh doesn't produce steel. 80% of our steel is derived from the scrap metal from these ships105 views
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woman working in a field on a steep hillside105 views
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old woman in hill tribe dress105 views
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the next morning, after breakfast by the verandah. we stayed in an air-conditioned bamboo hut built into the hillside. this verandah juts out way over the hillside and when u look down the bottom is so far away105 views
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you can see the crab at the center of the pattern. they run out, scoop up sand into little balls and place them into rows... filtering the sand for food i assume.105 views
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Chuck & I were caught in a storm earlier and completely drenched. i had to buy this Burmese lungi from the market because i had no dry clothes on me105 views
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railway crossing in the little town104 views
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