I made some light adjustments using Nikon editor and this is the result: A dazzling river at the back of Saung. This was previously taken at dawn.

Ito, you can now clearly see the shrimps :=)

A clearer picture of Rossa and Lennin.

Ito, a friend next door at the boarding house and my passport to Saung.

Ito and I have lots of disagreements on philosophical concepts but we both agree that Saung is a Sanctuary!

The witty hunks! Never underestimate them. They are the real survivor champs! ...and with incredibly impressive music talents!

Sit under the moonlight + cool breeze + quiet place + their classical/pop guitar music = homesickness and starry-eyed!

This is a common representation in villages. Personally, I was moved when I saw this little boy arrived with a bicycle to help his grandmother carry those finished laundry.

Simple life...that's what I love in village life!

It is only a canal but I prefer to call it as a tiny waterfalls...the water is not grand but it will surely capture your eyes and heart!

Nope, those are not potted plants! Those were burial sites of their loved ones. You will catch a glimpse of these graves at families' backyards. Indeed, death is never a total separation. Figuratively!

A tree and a bridge in one. Landslides sometimes can be helpful, like this tree that fell down (due to landslide), now serves as footpath to the other end.

One wrong step and you will fall and crashed down into pieces :-) I managed to cross this breath-taking bridge! Very easy...with Cosmas' help. Hehe!

Uphill we found this papaya tree which is just my height...but I don't think I will be as productive as this tree.