It's an unreal experience to leave our culture to be immersed in another. If you have the opportunity to go somewhere and volunteer time and effort, I highly recommend you do. I took over 300 pictures of the trip, but I'll just share a couple.
Found a fellow fisherman on the border of Thailand and Burma (Myanmar).
Such a surreal experience.
Needless to say it has been a crazy ride, and not a ton of fishing has been had.
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But...there has been some! I am always in need of fishing therapy. Luckily the rivers aren't too far.
Even found this little treat while swinging marabou. Fought like a tank
I can't wait for things to start thawing here in Colorado. Most lakes still have a solid foot or more of ice....sigh.
Life is short....live it well
Oh man, brilliant pictures! Dude, burma and thailand! sounds like a great trip! I love that you're sporting the bass pro shops out there! haha Was this your first missions trip?
ReplyDeleteThanks Juan! It actually wasn't my first. I've been on a trip to Africa as well.
DeleteI applaud you and your group for your efforts abroad. Surreal, pretty much sums it up! Happy to see you back home and bothering some Colorado trout. Which, by the way, are very impressive on your end.
ReplyDeleteHey thanks Mel!
DeleteExcellent photographs Jeremy. Maybe Colorado is starting to thaw. At least until the next storm.
ReplyDeleteIf it starts to thaw one day, it will snow the next right? Gotta love it!
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