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- Just to recap
- Last of Miyajima
- More Miyajima
- Miajima
- Iwakuni Bridge
- BB's modern age
- Around Iwakuni
- Brothers in Iwakuni
- Memories of Togo
- Miia in the news
- Women and men
- Cycling Evolution
- Page 9 Newsflash - Dams Kill!!!
- Sensational!
- The Sting
- It Pours
- More Schools
- Mountains near BB's Small School
- Japanese Schools
- Things Japanese
- Hiroshima War Memorial
- Fried the Way You Like It
- Bread
- Street Squidy Goodness
- Japanese Cultural Day
- Iwakuni Japan
- Features
- Boat Friends
- What gets me boiling
- Shanghai Goodbye
- tamale restaurant patio
- Theresa with her HIV/AIDS education gear
- AIDS Support Group, Tamale
- More scenes from the bus
- Pay Day scenes
- Chinese countryside
- The Ugly, the Good, the Luminous and the Rest
- The Arrogance of Ignorance
- From Saturday's Paper
- an email from Sven:
- on paper time
- lunchbox
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- sunset moonup over Beijing
- Beijing hutong by day
- the skies
- the skies
- So close
- Corn cobs, the wall and rice patties
- Forbidden Moat, Bike Cop, Go Bike, Beijing Opera, ...
- Inside the Forbidden City
- Tiananmen Square, Mao Mausoleum, Chairman, forbidd...
- Chinese lattern in courtyard hostel, forbidden city
- Beijing Hutong and funny sign
- Chinese Train then motorcycle, glimpse of great wa...
- China Track Change, Fellow Travellers
- Temple of Temples, Ulaan Batar
- Latest from the paper
- Ahhh, Ghana
- Junior Monk, sunny Ulaan Bataar
- Cute children; Chris on minihorse
- Miia in yurt, Us with Herder, Miia on minihorse
- dog, sheep
- things mongolia
- Little Ovoo big shadow; bright sun over temple gro...
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- Double Take
- Vultures; Lama's Yurt; Temple Ruins
- Flaming Cliffs of Mongolia/Where's Miia?
- From Today's Paper
- Dacost in Uniform with Fiancee; Burma Camp Mascot
- Christmastime in Accra
- Caffeinated, Happy Chris at Nana's
- Moving and Mosquitoes
- Nana's Deck
- View from Nana's
- Selling Jesus
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1 comment:
That's a "hashimaki" stand. Hashimaki is basically the same as o-konomiyaki, which we had in Hiroshima, but rolled onto a set of chopsticks. It is sold at those temporary stands in every festival. I always have to buy some, overpriced though it is.
/BB\
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