A quiet afternoon and contrasting light between two temple doors.
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What's better to do than to uproot yourself from the comforts of a North American lifestyle and reposition your ethnocentric views. In fact, it is my hope that the cultural differences of traveling and working abroad will redefine my perspectives. I want to see it all from another point of view, so here is my ramble.
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- A world-traveler, artist and writer, I like to find things that are off-the-beaten path... I'm a Canadian girl living in Asia for a year
OOoh, I like this one. I love older religious places. Seeing a Chinese temple would be awesome.
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