 
    	
            Pondering the Infinate: Angkor Pixelated
Maybe it was the fact that everyone who ever built any of this stuff was well and truly dead, but after wandering around Angkor…
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            Maybe it was the fact that everyone who ever built any of this stuff was well and truly dead, but after wandering around Angkor…
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            Who needs money anyway? I generally try to prepare as little as possible in all aspects of my life. I tell others it’s more…
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            A walk along Busan’s abandoned railway Originally constructed in 1918 as part of the Donghae Nambu line, the tracks were abandoned last December. The…
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            Bangkok is many things to many different people. For Kyeonghwa and I, it was at first a scary shithole after someone stole our bags…
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            Bangkok goes by many names and appellations, depending on who is speaking and how they feel about the city. The Thais call their capital…
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            You might not think of Korea as a nation of drinkers, but they sure do love their alcohol. Not only does the nation have…
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            From October 1st ~ 12th hundreds of spirits, soldiers, and denizens from Korea’s past emblazon the night in the small fortified city of Jinju. The Namgang Lantern Festival (진주 남강 유등…
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            With the city’s innumerable temples, overeager moto drivers, unofficial tour guides, flocks of one-dollar kids, and absurd humidity, 48 hours in Siem Reap can…
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            Tokyo: a neon wonderland of mighty skyscrapers, solemn Shinto shrines, and serene parks. The samurai, sumo, robots, videogames, capsule hotels, anime, sushi and everything…
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            ‘Advice is a form of nostalgia, dispensing it is a way of fishing the past from the disposal, wiping it off, painting over the…
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