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Stickman Productions in Saint Louis, Missouri

(314) 574-7681

9501 Brenda - St Louis
Saint Louis, MO 63123

http://stickmansworld.com

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Company Description:

James Waldron's around the world photographic travelogue of the interesting, remote, and adventurous.

Services Offered:

World Travel Trip Travelogue Adventure Story Digital Photography Backpack

Around-the-world Adventures Business Services Nec Business Services Not Elsewhere Classified

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Boat designers: Bottle Boats copyright 1998, James Waldron Design, all rights reserved Gili Trawagan, Lombok South O8 degrees 21.340 minutes East 116 degrees 02.445' minutes This is a story about state-of-the-art shipbuilding, recycling, aquaculture,government's attempts to save a fragile ecology, and sustaining to...
Seventeen hours through...: Railbound in Burma copyright 1998, James Waldron Design, all rights reserved I've been on the Yangon-Mandalay express train for fourteen hours and fifteen minutes. I suggest that a trip like this can, in fact, be taken with only two litres of water, seven polo mints, and a pack of Marlboro Lights as...
Painting Theives: The Painting Thieves copyright 1998, James Waldron Design, all rights reserved Patong Beach, Phuket, Thailand N O8 degrees 00.384' E 98 degrees 17.766' Is it art? Is it theft? Is it simply a copy shop using very low-tech equipment? Tucked-in amongst the rows of t-shirt, watch, and curio vendors at r...
James Waldron's 6foot6 world travelogue: home new zealand australia indonesia thailand myanmar nepal vietnam trans-mongolian railway china mongolia russia sweden holland england scotland egypt united states copyright 1998, james waldron design , all rights reserved Lost Boy Digital Backpacker: Stories and images by Jim Waldron I was 38, un...
All at once: Lynne and Tim's wedding Back to Stickman.com 001 001a 002 002a 002b 003 003a 006 008 008a 008b 008c 008d 008e 008f 008g 009 010 011a 012 013 014 015 015a 016 017 018 019 020 021 022 023 024 025 026 027 028 029 030 031 032 033 034 035 036 037 038 ...