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Where is he?
China: Nanning
Where has he been?
Cambodia (flag soon!)
Vietnam
Laos
Thailand
Malaysia
Australia – I decided to add the Aboriginal flag as they’ve lived on this continent for 40,000-100,000 years (archeologists disagree). Seems only fair. You rarely see it anywhere in Australia though….unsurprisingly.
Laos is a small, landlocked state nestled among its more recognisable neighbours of Thailand, Cambodia, Vietnam, Myanmar/Burma and China.
It is a largely forgotten country that few people have heard of, can identify on a map, or pronounce its name properly (silent ‘s’). Fewer still have travelled there, though this is beginning to change, for better or worse.
Indeed when it is remembered inevitably someone comments on its status as the most bombed country in the world; an unsavoury, much quoted and (importantly) fallacious distinction.
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andrewlegon