For those of you who don't want to wade through my trip report, here is the pictoral version of our Burma trip www.marlandc.com/Burma2011/index.html

Spectacular photos as usual, Kathie. Please share my compliments with Cheryl.

Makes me want to return...

Thanks, Craig. I think I see another trip to Burma in your future.

Thanks Kathie for posting and Cheryl for taking such wonderful photos. Maybe one day.....

Aloha!

Fabulous photos complimenting a wonderful trip report.
Yes....Burma.....don't think we will wait much longer to visit.

Great photos to go with a great report.

I'm so glad you all enjoyed the photos. I'll convey your comments to Cheryl.

Thanks for posting your report and the pictures. Both are excellent. Compliment to the photographer.

Cheryl's photos are fabulous. Between your narrative and her photos, I really got an idea of what I am about to see. Both your report and her photos are excellent. Thanks for posting both.

great pics...

L'Opera seems to be in a new spot....there was no outside seating when we visited, only a small inside dining room... was it located 1/2 way to the airport?

Bob, it's located in a residential area near the lake, about halfway to the airport. There are a series of inside dining rooms, and the outside seating area for evenings.

I am going to slowly let myself enjoy all of these -- just did one Bagan folder -- love the picture with the cow!

Really gorgeous, Kathie! Compliments to you both. Makes me want to return!

Will we see Cheryl's U Bein photos? Or did I overlook them?

Patty, thanks for the reminder. Cheryl had organized them separately and they didn't get posted. She will get on that right away!

Ok, The U bien photos are posted. You can go directly to that section: http://www.marlandc.com/Burma2011/ub...dge/index.html

Looks like Cheryl had fun with these (the U bien photos). Very nice.

Indeed, she did, Craig. She took over 400 photos at the bridge, and spent lots of time trimming down how many to post. There were a long series she took one after another from the boat, and I thought she should make a slide show of those, as it was like time-lapse photography which gave a good sense of the "dance" of people across the bridge.

Thanks for posting the U Bein photos--one of my favorite places! Love seeing them. I think # 12 and # 30 were my favorites. Very cool to show ordinary life in a starkly beautiful setting.

Awesome photos. I'm convinced.... next trip, BURMA!