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The little children beggars are everywhere and they
come running up to you immediately they see you with their hands
outstretched. No sign of any parents or guardians around - I am
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Above and below are pictures of the many "stuff" sellers.
They have lighters, mini tool kits, little electrical gadgets.
They seem to below to local shops and they just walk around and
keep asking you to buy from them.
It is amazing to see these young girls doing something like that
all day long everyday.
They don't appear to be in school.
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This is where we bought a strange looking and
strange tasting large dried fruit thing - it looked like a large
apricot but we couldn't really get into the taste of it. |
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They sell lots of jewellery, gold, silver, gems
and jade. |
A food stall. |
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This young girl has 2 children already. The one
on her back and another little boy who was running around begging.
I paid her 10baht [25c] for this photograph. She has trained the
baby to put out its hand for the money she does not do it! She was
really friendly. |
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People waiting around for transportation presumably
to take them back out of the town. |
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This is Vibodha feeding the children. They just
gathered around, they immediately ate the food he gave them so they
must have been hungry and then stood with their hands out for more.
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You just see views like this one everywhere you
look. The culture is so different from what we have known, people
sell their food and fruits in these type of baskets and they just
walk around the streets until someone wants to buy. They frequently
stop in front of the shops for the shop owners to buy their food.
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