Photographs

Maew's conferring day, Chulalongkorn
University, BKK 14 July 2005

Cheers!!
Boom!! to the newly graduate.

Two newly Graduates of MA
on Labour Economics and Human Resource Management with Garvan

Vuth, Maew and Garvan at
Chulalongkorn University

Emer and Niamh at Doi Inthanontha National Park
in Chieng Mai near our Lamphun house.

Garvan and Emer on the steps up to Pak Ou
Buddha cave in Lao PDR , July 19, 2005

Plain of Jar, Xiang
Khouang, Lao PDR

The world still wonder
what those jars were for - storage of salt or
for burial.

Mountain road between
Luang Prabang and Xiang Khoung, Lao PDR on a rainy day.

Lauang Prabang town from
the top of the hill on the way back from Kouang Si waterfall close to
town.

After the tour in Lao PDR, Emer and Niamh
visited Ayutthaya - old capital city of Thailand.

Chieng Mai town at dawn.

Foundation of our house
in Lamphun, Oct. 2002, Inthanon mountain could be seen in the distance.

Finished house in March 2005

Garvan at the south balcony of the house.

Southwest conor balcony
where we can enjoy nice cool beer, sun set behind Inthanon mountain
range.

Camping on Doi Inthanon
National Park in March 2005 after visiting home, it is still cold at
night at over 2000 meter above the sea level.

Maew and her
classmates during a study trip to Shanghai, Chaina, Oct. 2004

With a Chinese
guard in Hangchou, China

Hangchou, China

Visit Hangchou
University, Hangchou, China

Garvan on a canopy walkway, Taman Nagara
Natoinal Park, Malaysia.

Looking up at the
walkway, Taman Nagara.

A tranquil
beautiful spot on a stream in Taman Nagara.

Beautiful Boardbill
visited us at our lodge house in Taman Nagara, Malaysia

Back to Cambodia,
we followed the foot print of a bird on a sandy beach of the Mekong
river bank at the outskirt of Phnom Penh.

Brid-watchers
spotting a flying live form. Mekong river at the
outskirt of Phnom Penh. Cambodia.

Garvan bird-watching on top of Bokor
mountain, Bokor National Park in Kampot province, Cambodia

Khmer children of a
village in Kompong Thom province.

Children
participating in removing the root and stone out of the soil to build
dirt road in the village, Kompong Thom.

Condition of the
road surface in rural Cambodia in the rainy season

Where there is no
accessible road, the travel route could be like this in rainy season.

Rural road
construction is one of the key for success rural development.
Interesting,
wondering and amazing
about those machine used in the road construction, a Khmer girl try to
look closely to those buldozers, O Bei Joun, Banteay Meanchey province,
Cambodia

A powerful Toyota
Landcruiser stuck in the muddy road, Banan District, Battambang
province, Cambodia

Our rescuer, two
cows!!! tried hard to pull us out and they succeeded!

Village
Development Committee training on bidding process to have their village
development project constructed, Sandan district, Kompong Thom
province, Cambodia.

A covered hand-dug
well equipped with hand-pump, one of the better water supply
source in the rural
area in Cambodia

Ooop! an anti-tank
mine! Many types of landmines can still be found in Cambodia

Demining is still a
need in order to clear those deadly traps out of Cambodia soil

So that these rural poor will have save land to
live on and cultivate for future development of the country.

A restaurant in O
Bei Joun village, one of the heaviest mined area, Banteay Meanchey
province, Cambodia