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A Shoemender’s Magic

By , posted on: November 9, 2012
The rainy season was not as impressive as I had thought it would be, expressing itself through a few spontaneous downpours. The greater obstacle that presented itself instead was the increase in car traffic which – when combined with the humidity – made breathing cumbersome and browsing through Yangon a difficult venture. With the concrete slopes on the side-walks mossy and slippery from earlier downpours I carefully attempted to navigate the busy city streets; it happened in spite my cautions ... » read more

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