Lost Posts: Burma’s Inle Lake – One Million Miles of Mirror

6 responses to “Lost Posts: Burma’s Inle Lake – One Million Miles of Mirror”

  1. Olli Laasanen Avatar

    Something different, Pinky – thanks! I liked especially the tranquility of the last picture.

    I could recognize some of the views I saw there some quarter a century ago: http://wp.me/p1jVlh-eC.

    1. pinkybinks Avatar

      Amazing that you were there then. Maybe little change? Any plans to return Olli?

      1. Olli Laasanen Avatar

        Maybe. Would love to see, how Burma is doing today. I’ve been following from the distance how the country is now gradually (hopefully) easing the military dictatorship. It’s a land of immense beauty and lovely people.

        You might like to check my other Burma posts as well (http://ollilaasanen.wordpress.com/?s=burma) and see if there has been any progess …

      2. pinkybinks Avatar

        I will do so. Burma is truly beautiful, and the people so kind and warm. It was the highlight of a recent eight month trip around Asia.

  2. earthdrifter Avatar

    Very cool looking and exotic boat ride. If that doesn’t motivate your nature loving readers to visit Burma then I don’t know what will. We’re aware that there’s stuff like that in Kerala, Bangkok, Amsterdam, and Venice, but not Burma, you sure got there at a good time. My guess is that tourism is ready to take off for that land. Oh hey, that pic of the birds, I love trying to capture shots like that. It came out good.

    1. pinkybinks Avatar

      As always thanks Mike! I really did get there at the right time. The Lonely Planet have listed Burma as the No.2 country to visit this year!!! EEEk! I think i had strange expectations of Burma before visiting. When i arrived it blew me away!

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