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    AAHHH! foot massage! Who said mission work was tough?: by denise_b, Views[827]
         		 homes on the edge of the black water (sewage): by denise_b, Views[971]
         		 house we visited in a black water neighborhood: by denise_b, Views[240]
         		 Rattanak with Pat VanWinkle: by denise_b, Views[294]
         		 more play with the kids: by denise_b, Views[223]
     
    playing with the neighborhood kids at worship : by denise_b, Views[306]
         		 Health & Hygiene seminar group picture: by denise_b, Views[440]
         		 packed into a Toyota Camry Cambodian style: by denise_b, Views[572]
         		 sunrise: by denise_b, Views[246]
         		 standing in third story addition: by denise_b, Views[446]
     
    and then it's waiting in the sun to get dry: by utegute, Views[224]
         		 here the ricepaper is putted on bamboo-rists to dry: by utegute, Views[205]
         		 Making the rice-paper for spring-rolls. This girl sits all day long, smears dough on the thing, taking it of in thin layers to put it to dry. She makes about 2000 papers er day, sells 100 for half a dollar..: by utegute, Views[241]
         		 for sale: cooked snake: by utegute, Views[1252]
         		 and our guide eating a snake :): by utegute, Views[224]
     
    me actualle EATING SNAKE!: by utegute, Views[286]
         		 me just before I tasted the snake: by utegute, Views[158]
         		 In the
         		 At the rice-mill. A smaller machine. BIg adventage compared to handmilling..: by utegute, Views[242]
         		 And that's one kind of drums he makes. Takes 10 days. He is making the body, carving the wood, preparing the skin and putting it on the drum. One drum sells for 20 dollars!: by utegute, Views[269]
     
    the drum-maker uses snake-skin for the drums: by utegute, Views[737]
         		 one of the halls with piles of bottles (pretty dark and locked): by utegute, Views[163]
         		 Close to Battambang PEPSI used to produce back in the sixtees. Today nobody is ther anymor, but the fabric is still full of machines and piles of old PEPSI bottles. I like things like that!: by utegute, Views[217]
         		 the bamboo-train: by utegute, Views[167]
         		 A closer shot. Tastes like drye banana by the way, funny consistence.: by utegute, Views[186]
     
    Bananas er cut in thin layers and dryed next to the road. Looks like art..: by utegute, Views[157]
         		 being a tourist :): by utegute, Views[187]
         		 one more from the floating village: by utegute, Views[171]
         		 floating village: by utegute, Views[188]
         		 the dancing performance at the orphanage: by utegute, Views[169]
     
    a barber-shop in Siam Reap: by utegute, Views[261]
         		 last one from the temples: by utegute, Views[199]
         		 and the brother :): by utegute, Views[210]
         		 2 of the girls who got al distracted and ended up teaching us khmer instead of selling cheap bracelets: by utegute, Views[207]
         		 Me at the entrance to Angkor Thom, actually the bigger city (back then), even though Angkor WAt is better known.: by utegute, Views[190]
     
    more Angkor Wat: by utegute, Views[225]
         		 I've been there!: by utegute, Views[284]
         		 I just HAVE TO put in some pictures of Angkor Wat. I know, there is much better pictures on Google, but still..: by utegute, Views[214]
         		 Camilla in Cambodia: by utegute, Views[266]
         		 Once more I lost my camera.. Bought a new fancy one, have to figure out how to use.. Look at me- like straight from Madam Toussouds :): by utegute, Views[234]
     
    This is a typical Khmer house in the villages of the jungle. They are on stilts to avoid damage in seasonal flooding.: by ivan_miral, Views[781]
         		 A tree at Ta Som temple (also built in the 12th century) has begun to overtake one of the entrances, creating one of the most photographed spots at the Angkor Temples. : by ivan_miral, Views[271]
         		 The most common mode of transportation for the local Khmers is the bicycle. They are much more functional than many of us think -- if only Americans would catch on...: by ivan_miral, Views[376]
         		 Another highlight of the Angkor Temples is Banteay Srei -- a small temple dedicated to the Hindu deity, Shiva, and carved from a stunning pinkish stone.: by ivan_miral, Views[271]
         		 Banteay Srei is best known for what some say is the finest stone carving seen anywhere on earth. We haven't quite seen all of the world's carvings -- yet -- but it definitely seems probable.: by ivan_miral, Views[314]
     
    The smiles never left our faces as we explored the Angkor Temples: by ivan_miral, Views[340]
         		 Although not as famous for its trees as Ta Prohm, the Preah Khan temple (dedicated in 1191) provides a similar contrast of natural and man-made beauty.: by ivan_miral, Views[380]
         		 A huge problem in modern Cambodia is the thousands upon thousands of landmines buried during recent decades of war -- and the devastation they continue to inflict on innocent farmers, travelers and children. Amputees and sensory handicapped people are everywhere -- and are too often outcasted due to the limits of how they can contribute to society. Here, some landmine victims have put together a band that plays really beautiful folk music.: by ivan_miral, Views[658]
         		 From there, we biked over to the Ta Prohm temple (built 1186) -- where an indescribable atmosphere is created by the massive trees that have engaged in a slow-motion wrestling match with the gorgeous man-made spiritual center.: by ivan_miral, Views[258]
         		 Down the road from Angkor Wat, one passes through the 75-foot gates to Angkor Thom -- a fortified city built in the 12th century.: by ivan_miral, Views[288]
     
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