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         		 And this is the one picture I took of a dolphin. Can you see it?: by utegute, Views[275]
         		 this is the dolphin-watch-place: by utegute, Views[265]
         		 the kids floating in the rapids: by utegute, Views[254]
     
    At the rapids there are set up bamboo-huts where people hang out, piknicking.: by utegute, Views[276]
         		 The rapids close to Kratie. Maybe it doesn't look that spectacular, but that day it was like 35 degreece and no wind. Looked like paradise to me :): by utegute, Views[255]
         		 and the view: by utegute, Views[152]
         		 this is from one of the temples at the womens-hill: by utegute, Views[143]
         		 very nice paintings inside, both on the walls and on the roof: by utegute, Views[166]
     
    the wooden temple: by utegute, Views[166]
         		 waving silk-scarfs: by utegute, Views[199]
         		 The girl I made friend with at the market in Kompong Cham. I was drawing for her, she was
         		 on the top the bamboo-mats : by utegute, Views[144]
         		 A closer look. I mean it
     
    the bamboo-bridge in Kompong Cham: by utegute, Views[164]
         		 on some of the temples trees were growing: by utegute, Views[141]
         		 And another one. Looks almost mayan. Unfortunatly it was not allowed to go up there..: by utegute, Views[134]
         		 one of the temples close to Tbeng Meanchey: by utegute, Views[177]
         		 With one day left on our Temple Tickets, Ive couldn't resist one last trip to Angkor Wat to check out recently re-opened Bakan -- the temple's central sanctuary which takes a bit of a climb to get to.: by ivan_miral, Views[282]
     
    Then on to Bayon and its odd serenity... where Ive was met by two entrepreneurs studying Japanese in hopes of a career in tourism.: by ivan_miral, Views[279]
         		 in the battle between man and nature......: by ivan_miral, Views[268]
         		 And anyone's list of favorite Angkor Temples includes Ta Prohm,
         		 A few days later, we used our tickets and bikes to re-visit our favorite Angkor Temples -- but not before Mi made a new friend at a water stop... RUFF! RUFF!: by ivan_miral, Views[256]
         		 ...and finally, 26k later, landed back at the Siem Reap New Market -- where we indulged in the sights and smells of bag-loads of fried spring rolls and other local goodies...: by ivan_miral, Views[220]
     
    ...and trucks filled to the brim with Cambodians on their way to or from work...: by ivan_miral, Views[325]
         		 ...and past children walking the dusty red road...: by ivan_miral, Views[870]
         		 ...and past women collecting coconuts from treetops... and big haystacks...: by ivan_miral, Views[413]
         		 ...and past one of the little shops that seem to dot the Cambodian landscape...: by ivan_miral, Views[356]
         		 ...and past another sign for the Cambodian People's Party -- the party that has dominated the national scene since the Khmer Rouge were pushed out...but we'll save the political discussion for another day...: by ivan_miral, Views[323]
     
    ...and a family setting out on their own bike ride...: by ivan_miral, Views[324]
         		 ...then we rode past a
         		 ...saw front yard Spirit Houses. In Cambodia, each home or business has its accompanying Spirit House -- where offerings are made to ancestors and to Neak Ta (local spirits).: by ivan_miral, Views[1354]
         		 We bought a
         		 As we walked through the Angkor Temples, we were always met by Cambodian children -- some wanting to sell us sodas, books, or bracelets -- others just enjoying some time with the strange
     
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