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Recent uploads
The last upload was May 2013.
Tower Bridge (nearly) from The National Archives UK uploaded May 2013
The Proposal from The National Archives UK uploaded February 2013
A Burmese Lady from The National Archives UK uploaded May 2012
The Naval brigade passing from The National Archives UK uploaded May 2012
Elephants at work from The National Archives UK uploaded May 2012
Elephant at work from The National Archives UK uploaded May 2012
A Shan [Man with bow and arrow] from The National Archives UK uploaded May 2012
Scene at timber yard from The National Archives UK uploaded May 2012
Burmese in festival dress from The National Archives UK uploaded May 2012
Burmese Buddist Priests (Poongyes) from The National Archives UK uploaded May 2012
Burmese Priests 'Poongyes' from The National Archives UK uploaded May 2012
East Corner S.D. [Shwe Dagon] Pagoda from The National Archives UK uploaded May 2012
Shwe Dagone Pagoda from The National Archives UK uploaded May 2012
Burmese festival cart from The National Archives UK uploaded May 2012
Burmese Racing Boats from The National Archives UK uploaded May 2012
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Shwe Dagon Pagoda
- Neil from Lindfield said:
- The National Archives UK said:
Entrance of Shwe Dagon Pagoda
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Neil from Lindfield said:
This should be Shwe Dagon not Shive, the most venerated site in Burma.
Burmese Priests 'Poongyes'
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Renira1 said:
fabulous composition here
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FREEVISION said:
Photograph is by Philip Klier..