There aren't many ... check out the album on the right ...
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As usual, the pictures may not be many but your album is filled with great shots. Questions?? How hight up was the steady/sturdy?? log bridge. Who was the cook for the BBQ that looked so fantastic. Can you eat a betelnut from the ground or do they have to do something with before selling in the city? The shot of the falls is incredible, right down to the sun-filtered moss covered rocks. You hit the perfect light on that one. Good work, Jenn. Oh by the way, you look pretty cute, too.
Thank you! The log bridge wasn't too high up, it just wasn't that stable. Four of us made it across, both ways ... one at a time, of course.
Most of the girls did the cooking that night ... everyone pitched in on bringing food. There was more than enough for the whole weekend.
You can eat betel nut as is ... Pete tried some fresh from the farmer. When they bring it in to the cities to sell it, it's then that they spice it up.
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As usual, the pictures may not be many but your album is filled with great shots. Questions?? How hight up was the steady/sturdy?? log bridge. Who was the cook for the BBQ that looked so fantastic. Can you eat a betelnut from the ground or do they have to do something with before selling in the city?
The shot of the falls is incredible, right down to the sun-filtered moss covered rocks. You hit the perfect light on that one.
Good work, Jenn. Oh by the way, you look pretty cute, too.
Thank you! The log bridge wasn't too high up, it just wasn't that stable. Four of us made it across, both ways ... one at a time, of course.
Most of the girls did the cooking that night ... everyone pitched in on bringing food. There was more than enough for the whole weekend.
You can eat betel nut as is ... Pete tried some fresh from the farmer. When they bring it in to the cities to sell it, it's then that they spice it up.
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