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Vietnamese Poster (1)
One of the beautiful, communist style, posters in the streets of Hanoi.
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Merchant of Veni... ehhh Hanoi
A biker-merchant from Hanoi has just sold some of his goods
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Dead or alive
Death and Life lays extremely close to eachother in the capital of Vietnam.
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World Money 2
There is one souvenir you can collect in literally every country on this planet.
In my collection amongst others:
the Romanian Leu, the Brasilian Real, the Chinese Yuan, the Kazakhstani Tenge the Indonesian Rupiah and the Central African CFA franc. But also the Cambodian Riel, the Chilean Peso, the Australian, US, Singaporian and Canadian Dollar. Not to forget the European Euro, the Russian Ruble, the Venezuelan Bolivar and the Mauritanian Ouguiya.
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World Money
There is one souvenir you can collect in literally every country on this planet.
In my collection amongst others:
the Romanian Leu, the Brasilian Real, the Chinese Yuan, the Kazakhstani Tenge the Indonesian Rupiah and the Central African CFA franc
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Souvenirs from the People's Republic of China
During the second Gulf War in Iraq the US army released a playing card deck with the 52 most wanted Iraqi government and military leaders.
In Xi'an, a Chinese version of the card deck is for sale next to a Mao Zedong alarm clock and a peoples Republic wristwatch.
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Cameronian Bugs
I don't have a clue to which family this crawler exactly belongs but I'd say it's probably the 'Insectus Gigantus Horribilis'-clan.
This 4 inch bug dragged itself to the door of my hostel in Buea, Cameroon.
It seemed to be slightly injured therefore I was able to gather enough guts to take this photo.
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Gravestone encarver (2)
In the streets of Hanoi you will find several gravestone encarvers.
This man in working on new project
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Gravestone encarver (1)
In the streets of Hanoi you will find several gravestone encarvers with their little stalls.
Have a closer look at the leftdown corner of this picture. Is that really our beloved Brittney?
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Terraces of Quechomuyo (3)
Close to Cusco and even closer to the great Machu Picchu lays another Inca plender. The Terraces of Quechomuyo lays in the middle of the Secret Valley and were used as a greenhouse for acclimatizing plants to the Andes.
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Gijs Bekenkamp has been a member since 12 November 2007 and goes by 945ontwerp.
Currently in Groningen, the Netherlands.
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Hi there, my name is Gijs Bekenkamp.
I'm the owner of 945, a graphic design and photography company in the Netherlands.
The coolest kid on the blog? 15x100
You can also find Gijs at www.945-ontwerp.nl.
