November 28th, 2017:
I have started to plan a trip to Myanmar for the month of January, so I figured I should share the rest of the images I created for PeaceTrees Vietnam when I spent a few days with them in August in/around Dong Ha, Vietnam. Besides seeing these images here, PeaceTrees has rebuilt it’s website featuring mostly my work from this trip and some time I spent with them in March. It brightens my day to see these images being used to raise awareness and much needed funds.

Nguyen Thi Cuc lost her legs to a landmine explosion in 1986. Now she works making and packaging incense.
Dong Ha, Vietnam.

Students at the PeaceTrees Friendship Village Kindergarten built in 2002.
Dong Ha, Vietnam

Section 6, Khoi 6, Khe Sanh Town, Huong Hoa District, Vietnam.

Explosive Ordnance Disposal team leader, Tran Van Thang, identifies a rocket recently found in Tram Village, Huong Tan Commune, Vietnam.
PeaceTrees EOD employs 40 people as Leaders, Medics, Drivers, Deminers and Disposers in the Huong Hoa and Dakrong Districts.

Explosive Ordnance Disposal team member, removes a rocket recently found in Tram Village, Huong Tan Commune, Vietnam.

Education to the local communities about landlines and other explosives provided by the PeaceTrees explosive ordinance disposal teams.
Tram Village, Huong Tan Commune, Vietnam.

Giao, 75, used to make and sell steamed cassava cakes wrapped in banana leaves. Now she spends most of her days in her home which was built in 2002 as part of a 100 homes creating “Friendship Village” which were erected for the poor and the victims of land mine and unexplored ordinance.
Dong Ha, Vietnam
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