View of the village. Can- notice the Turkish flag?
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What life is like in this little corner of the world.
About Me
Whereabout (I do actually work)
- Jul 2007 - Singapore
- Jun 2007 - Tibet, China
- Jun 2007 - Shanghai, China
- Jun 2007 - Chengdu, China
- May 2007 - Beijing, China
- May 2007 - Bali, Indonesia
- May 2007 - Hong Kong
- May 2007 - Singapore
- Mar 2007 - Luang Prabang, Laos
- Mar 2007 - Bangkok, Thailand
- Jan 2007 - Bukit Lawang, Indonesia
- Jan 2007 - Banaue, Philippines
- Dec 2006 - Boracay, Philippines
- Dec 2006 - Dapitan, Philippines
- Nov 2006 - Penang, Malaysia
- Sep 2006 - New York, USA
- Sep 2006 - Washington D.C., USA
- Sep 2006 - San Francisco, USA
- Sep 2006 - Singapore
- Aug 2006 - Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia
- Jul 2006 - Lake Toba, Indonesia
- Jun 2006 - Sihanoukville, Cambodia
- Jun 2006 - Phnom Penh, Cambodia
- Jun 2006 - Siem Reap, Cambodia
- Apr 2006 - Hanoi, Vietnam
- Apr 2006 - Halong Bay, Vietnam
- Apr 2006 - Sapa, Vietnam
- Apr 2006 - Macau
- Apr 2006 - Hong Kong
- Jan 2006 - Singapore
- Nov 2005 - Bali, Indonesia
- Oct 2005 - Yogyakarta, Indonesia
- Aug 2005 - Washington D.C., USA
- Aug 2005 - San Francisco, USA
- July 2005 - Bangkok, Thailand
- Jun 2007 - Tibet, China
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- Diseases (2)
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- Elections (4)
- Food (28)
- Funnies (37)
- Health (1)
- Hermit Crabs (5)
- History (3)
- Holidays (5)
- Lampuuk (8)
- Motorbike (3)
- Natural Disaster (17)
- Peace Agreement (3)
- Photography (14)
- Ramadan (5)
- Rant (18)
- School (1)
- Sharia (5)
- Social Scene (28)
- Sports (10)
- Tech (3)
- Terrorism (3)
- Travel (41)
- Tsunami (9)
- Video (2)
- VIP (10)
- Weather (1)
- Work (28)
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- This Land is Your Land, This Land is My Land
- Putting Things into Context
- Shake Shake Shake!
- Semangka & Udang Karang
- Village geucik with the freshly picked melon
- Watermelon time!
- No moose heads on the walls here, only lobsters.
- Lampuuk
- The Grand Mosque was the only thing left standing ...
- There used to be beach bungalows and restaurants t...
- If the Tsunami didn't wipe these stairs out, then ...
- I can't go into the Mosque unless my head is cover...
- Barb and I on the Mosque's roof with 2 of Lampuuk'...
- Temporary Housing in Lampuuk
- View of the village. Can- notice the Turkish flag?
- Country Steak House!
- cultural anachronism or just globalization?
- L to R, Budiman - New Procurement Guy, Barb - Visi...
- L to R, Very - IT girl from Jakarta Office, Fachru...
- Who needs T-mobile hotspot when you have free wi-f...
- Barb found Diet Coke in Aceh!
- Shake Shake Shake!
- Pizza, Anyone?
- Pizza Party! Dwi on the left, she's the Office Ma...
- think I can find a pepperoni pizza in Aceh?
- Home Improvement
- before
- and after
- A big bag of semen! ...I mean cement.
- Check out my new $13 rug!
- A Weekend with Barney
- That's Barney in the blue hat.
- on the road with Barney...
- Villagers from Lamteungoh getting creative with tr...
- Meeting house on stilts at Lamteungoh village. The...
- imagine having a house here before the tsunami...
- To facilitate communication between villages, we'r...
- There's no Ronald McDonald's in Aceh...
- Taking Branding to a Whole New Level
- branding...
- this is stephen menard, aka tw (training wheels). ...
- I'm Here!
- looks like Pacific Coast Hwy 1, no?
- view from atop of a hill. this used to be a rice p...
- getting inventive with tarps - i must have saw tho...
- am i in aceh?
- view from a river crossing
- what happened to the bridge?
- how 3rd world can we get???
- trying to get our car onto a ferry barge
- rebuilding
- one of the villages where we are doing some rehabi...
- pretty typical view of the coastline
- a bridge going no where
- monkeys!!!
- our branded car
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