Money, Money, Money
Mell---every time I enter a new country I try to start my photos with a sign or building name that shows the name of the country and I also do that for cities and town I enter.
I love those types of photos. I also love ones with the national flags in them. :)
to catch those places we missed in previous visits and I plan to do a better job and will include the money.
It would be cool to have a collection of money photos, because at some stage it will go out of circulation, and probably be replaced with a completely different looking currency. I used to have money from the pre Euros days, for around 20 countries in Europe. I gave it all away, to folks who collect coins and notes. Reply to this
soon we will need a backpack to carry the money
A little something to oil our passage..
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1000 Serbian shitters - worth much?
About 50 dollars of som
"Thunderbolt Tim fails to reach TLSR" - The Herald
The sea was throwing coconuts at us - Emails from the south west of Thailand, August 2010
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Amir Temur Museum in Tashkent
I believe that this was the largest bank note in Uzbekistan and it was worth approximately $0.50. It was always interesting going out for supper or what not, we'd always be asking each if we had our "stash" with us, since $20-$30 equilvalent was quite a few notes to carry we generally split it between the two of us, to make it easier to carry. Such fond memories. Reply to this
Robbed during Ramadan - Emails from Malaysia. September 2010