Wednesday, March 6, 2013

Faces and Places Myanmar Pic Set # 12 (click on Image to enlarge)



Here are the photo's from our tour to see the so called working Elephants tour that took up a full day and cost 16,000K each.
We set off on motor bikes through the town and down to the first river not realising that the whole tour would be on a motor bike, this tour included six river crossing, three going and three returning, very long beach rides, riding through rough tracks and remote villages and about  60 klm of sealed road.
Overall the return trip must have been well over 100 Klm.



Teresa with her driver


My Driver



Arriving at the first river crossing





Teresa's Driver and boat operator load Teresa's Bike

Teresa's Driver and boat operator load Teresa's Bike


Check out the fuel tank


Across the first river




















Second River Crossing, here we had to wait for the boat to do a few trips before it was our turn

Drying fish on the beach






Come back ! what about me

Our bikes being loaded




My Bike and driver on the left




Fish trap

Landing after the second crossing




Off again







collecting money for the third crossing


Once again we dad to wait our turn as the boat made several crossings 




Our turn, our bikes came over on the next crossing







Shop at the landing point 3rd crossing, the fenced area is a deep well




This brown dog hated my guts and let me know it, she talked as well as growled

You have been warned




A shop keeper made me a 3 in 1 coffee


Our drivers said this was a wedding celebration












Arriving at the Elephants

There was five Elephants in total all were teenagers


Not sure what this was




Teresa purchased 3 or 4 small buckets of sugar cane to feed them, the middle one sure was greedy

Bikie having a break after that long bike ride



Its not what you're thinking










The your included a lunch stop at Ngwe Saung Beach



The ride home









The tide was now in








This wharf was high and dry during our morning crossing





This is the last of the photo's from Myanmar





















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