The Tachileik Edition

According to Dr. Carl, it was a good thing that my group did field work in Tachileik. Other than collecting surveys and conducting interviews, it was really an eye-opener to delve deeper into Tachileik past the farang-ised markets close to the border, particularly since we had Sai Moon, our Burmese interpreter who could offer interesting tidbits about the place. What those tidbits are, I will have to refer to my field notebook to write about (but it has since mysteriously disappeared). What I offer are pictures, which might be interesting to you. Or not, I don't know. And maybe I will caption them another day, but I'm far too lazy tonight.