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    A baby elephant, born free of the slavery that imprisoned her parents, seems to laugh with pure joy that so epitomises life at Elephant Nature Park, north of Chiang Mai. by: patches_mcgee Views[217] Bright, clean cups hang starkly against a grimy classroom wall. Even in these conditions, tremendous work is being down within Northern Thai communities to ensure an education for all and hope for future generations. by: patches_mcgee Views[304] A young boy looks out over Huay Tung Thao lake in Chiang Mai seeking respite from the days heat and dreaming of better days. by: patches_mcgee Views[265] Fon shows you can take the girl out of the jungle, but you can't take the jungle out of the girl! She is one of 36 children living in the care of The Children's Shelter Foundation - an orphanage set amid organic farmland near the Myanmar border and one of the few organisations in Northern Thailand providing education to deaf and hearing impaired children. by: patches_mcgee Views[779] Mae Do (severely crippled) and Mae Lanna (blind) were both victims of intolerable human cruelty until their rescue and relocation to Elephant Nature Park north of Chiang Mai. Here, the pair have become inseparable best friends and a shining example of resilience and triumph of the spirit. by: patches_mcgee Views[264]
     

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    Friday, 11 Jan 2013 | Photo Gallery | Scholarship Entry

    I picked up a camera for the first time 2 years ago after a traumatic breakup and job redundancy inspired me to go on a solo mission around the world. On all my previous trips, my ex had been the photographer and I had been the writer. Left to my own ... Read more >
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