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    feet part 2: by gregorboyd, Views[711]
         		 post ride feet: by gregorboyd, Views[787]
         		 My dirty bike chain: by gregorboyd, Views[798]
         		 this is where I turned back: by gregorboyd, Views[3045]
         		 Monk Quarters: by gregorboyd, Views[652]
     
    Buddas: by gregorboyd, Views[524]
         		 Monk in Rain: by gregorboyd, Views[563]
         		 Ratanak's sweet ink: by gregorboyd, Views[616]
         		 Dar and Ratanak: by gregorboyd, Views[600]
         		 more rain: by gregorboyd, Views[564]
     
    rain: by gregorboyd, Views[446]
         		 main temple: by gregorboyd, Views[529]
         		 An Elephant with people on it's back.: by djpbrand, Views[315]
         		 There are lots of ancient buildings in Cambodia.: by djpbrand, Views[573]
         		 The ancient Khmer must have had small feet and good balance. : by djpbrand, Views[269]
     
    Paola declined, she decided to relax on our private veranda.: by djpbrand, Views[239]
         		 This guy is signaling Paola that they have room for one more. Five is the maximum for a motorcycle unless one is a small child then it is six.: by djpbrand, Views[341]
         		 These cute little piggies are on there way to market. Aww: by djpbrand, Views[246]
         		 All loaded up in our Tuk Tuk to the hotel.: by djpbrand, Views[262]
         		 A random bird on the street by the ATM.: by jfernandes, Views[332]
     
    by jfernandes, Views[320]
         		 The monk having taken the Frenchman's sunglasses and travelclock.: by jfernandes, Views[326]
         		 There was also this man...who it was suggested might be some type of Hindu shaman. His hair had never been cut, and reached the floor - in this photo he has it wrapped around his waist.: by jfernandes, Views[339]
         		 I climbed to the temple at the top of the mountain where the killing caves are located with a frenchman who I met along the way. The climb was sweaty business, as you can see from the photo, but we met this eccentric business-minded monk there.: by jfernandes, Views[2244]
         		 Steps down into the larger killing cave. I dared not go too far into the pitch-black caves because of the number of bats flying around. I did not know, until Stephen told me, that bats are commonly rabies-infected.: by jfernandes, Views[396]
     
    Entrance to one of the smaller killing caves - where local Khmer people were massacred and their bodies dumpe during Polpot's murderous regime.: by jfernandes, Views[378]
         		 The sun setting on the lake as we head back to Kampot by boat.: by jfernandes, Views[338]
         		 The lake was calm, as we watched the sunset.: by jfernandes, Views[360]
         		 We went for a boat ride through a lake to see sunset. Lotus flowers (?) were dotted throughout the lake, which made the lake even more beautiful.: by jfernandes, Views[383]
         		 Views from ruins at high elevation in Bokor National Park.: by jfernandes, Views[435]
     
    Our group as they climb under and behind the waterfall.: by jfernandes, Views[485]
         		 Well, trying to balance a camera tripod on uneven rocks at a good angle is never going to produce a great photo...but there I am.: by jfernandes, Views[1748]
         		 With the burden of the mountain on my shoulders... :): by jfernandes, Views[322]
         		 Having climbed down to the next level of the waterfall, this was the view.: by jfernandes, Views[365]
         		 Sitting on the ledge of the waterfall. I think Stephen has a photo of me there.: by jfernandes, Views[369]
     
    Viewpoint from the top of the waterfalls in Bokor National Park.: by jfernandes, Views[332]
         		 Catholic church ruins at high elevation (those are clouds, not mist) from the days of French colonialism in SE Asia.: by jfernandes, Views[327]
         		 Working our way up the Elephant Mountains in Bokor National Park, we were confronted by this sight. We waited in the minibus for about 40 minutes while they finished constructing the road for us! If only things moved so quickly in the UK!: by jfernandes, Views[333]
         		 Geckos are on virtually EVERY wall in SE Asia.: by jfernandes, Views[345]
         		 By the river running alongside Kampot, southern Cambodia - where I stopped to read my book for a while.: by jfernandes, Views[3139]
     
    Sihanoukville, Victory beach - So much nicer than the other beaches which are plagued by restaurants/bars, backpackers, child hawkers, and waste. Why go there when you could come to Victory beach?: by jfernandes, Views[2280]
         		 Sihanoukville, Victory beach - Stephen enjoying have his mosquito-bitten feet cleaned with a pummus stone.: by jfernandes, Views[438]
         		 Sihanoukville, Serendipity beach - Flamethrowers are a common entertainment for the beachside restaurants/bars to attract customers.: by jfernandes, Views[381]
         		 I was surprised by how much I liked the peacefulness of Ko Kong. I thought the river was quite picturesque (although this probably isn't the best photo of it) for a border transit town.: by jfernandes, Views[271]
         		 the grounds: by gregorboyd, Views[460]
     
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