I've started a set of photos from Mandalay, Myanmar: http://www.flickr.com/photos/meckleychina/sets/72157603837741079/
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Hi,
I have taken a virtual tour with you to Burma and Mandalay. I only learned the name from the text books. It is amazing that you guys actually made it there. Wow, the scenery is pretty fabulous.
I happened to look at the map which shows the countries that you have visited. Half of the map is red. I can see you guys continued to expand your map. I can't to wait to hear all the wonderful and adventurous stories from you. Wish you good luck traveling and keep posting the fabulous pictures.
Feng-wei
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