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Bombies, The Heavy Price of Cluster Bombs in Southeast Asia

Bombies, The Heavy Price of Cluster Bombs in Southeast Asia

by Jonathan Look | Sep 15, 2014 | Laos, On My Mind, Philosophy, Travel

I wrote this story about Bombies in a child’s voice because adults continue to prove, over and over again, that they just don’t get it. Cluster Munitions Display at C.O.P.E. Bombies are round, about the size of an apple. But, you can’t eat them. On their sides, there...
Bombies, The Heavy Price of Cluster Bombs in Southeast Asia

Cruising the Mekong River in Northern Laos

by Jonathan Look | Sep 13, 2014 | Adventure, Laos, Travel

There are generally three ways to travel on the Mekong River from Chiang Khong, Thailand to Luang Prabang, Laos: Fast Boat – Cheap and fast. So fast in fact that you are literally advised to wear a crash helmet in case you hit one of the thousands of rocks that crown...
Bombies, The Heavy Price of Cluster Bombs in Southeast Asia

Photo: Wat Mahathat UNESCO World Heritage Site

by Jonathan Look | Sep 5, 2014 | Buddhism, Photography, Temples, Thailand, Travel

Wat Mahathat, also known as “The Monastery of the Great Relic” was once the main temple in what was the capitol of Siam, Ayutthaya. The temple once served as the religious center of the kingdom but fell into disrepair in the 17th century and was eventually razed by...
Bombies, The Heavy Price of Cluster Bombs in Southeast Asia

Photo: Tree Bound Buddha of Thailand

by Jonathan Look | Sep 1, 2014 | Adventure, Buddhism, Photography, Temples, Thailand, Travel

The Buddha head wrapped in Tree Roots at Wat Mahathat has become one of the most iconic symbols of Thailand. Wat Mahathat was built in the 14th century in what was then the capitol of Siam; Ayutthaya. In 1867 the armies of Burma sacked the city and the temple was...
Bombies, The Heavy Price of Cluster Bombs in Southeast Asia

Tomb of Tu Duc in Hue, Vietnam

by Jonathan Look | Aug 25, 2014 | Buildings, Photography, Travel, Vietnam

Xung Khiem Pavilion on the grounds of Tu Duc’s Royal Tomb The information sign at the Xung Khiem Pavilion on the grounds of Tu Duc’s Royal Tomb in Hue, Vietnam says it was, “requested by the emperor for the enjoyment of fresh air, the scenic view and as a place to...
Bombies, The Heavy Price of Cluster Bombs in Southeast Asia

Wat Phrathat Doi Saket Buddhist Temple near Chiang Mai

by Jonathan Look | Aug 18, 2014 | Adventure, Photography, Temples, Thailand, Travel

Golden Chedi of Wat Phrathat Doi Saket Temple with Lanna Style Golden Umbrella near Chiang Mai, Thailand Wat Phrathat Doi Saket is another beautiful Buddhist temple that is easy to see while you are traveling on an adventure around Chiang Mai, Thailand. Even though...
Bombies, The Heavy Price of Cluster Bombs in Southeast Asia

Batu Bolong Temple on Lombok Indonesia

by Jonathan Look | Aug 15, 2014 | Indonesia, Photography, Temples, Travel

Fisherman at Batu Bolong Temple Local Helping Maintain Batu Bolong Temple Why Visit Batu Bolong Temple on Lombok Batu Bolong Temple is a stunning Hindu temple located on top of a volcanic outcrop into the Balinese Sea on the south end of Senggigi Beach on Lombok...
Is Laos the Next Retirement Destination in SE Asia

Is Laos the Next Retirement Destination in SE Asia

by Jonathan Look | Aug 13, 2014 | Adventure, Laos, Retirement, Travel

Bags Packed for a Month in Laos As part of my retirement adventure, I made a promise to myself that I was not going to stop traveling until I had closely experienced a fair chunk of the world. My goal roughly has been to base in different places for one year and then...
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