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Workers unload a boat in the town of Nyaungshwe, upriver from Inle Lake, in the Shan state of Myanmar (Burma).
Since the long boom tends to interfere with the loading chutes, Thayer gets hers out of the way. And we get a close look....
Another photo from that tour I took of Duluth harbor around 1990. (Dunno who the people are.)
The Welshpool & Llanfair Light Railway's Fence2Fence team were busy over the last weekend of November. On the Saturday they were working near Milepost 8 1/2 and later around the old water tower cutting back saplings, brambles, etc. If left unchecked the railway rapidly becomes a 'green tunnel'.
The River Banwy was quite deep and flowing fast so a barrier tape demarcation line was put in place to remind people to stay at least two metres away form the water's edge.
Everyone helps unload the fish when the fishermen arrive
“When your ship comes in, make sure you are willing to unload it”
- Dr. Robert Anthony
Nungwi Village, Zanzibar, Tanzania
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Moving passengers is probably just a side income for the boating company. An awful lot of trucks and containers traveled with us in each direction.
People get creative in the ways they take home their bags of rice. At a relief food distribution in Ang Popel commune, Kong Pisey district, Kampong Speu province
During my WFP field visit, with Margaret and Brian, to see Brian's (the other fellow) projects in Kampong Speu, Kampot, and Takeo provinces.