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    The crew, climbing (again!!): by lolo, Views[382]
         		 statues leading up to the walled city. : by lolo, Views[402]
         		 Carving detail....in this, the husband is turning to the wife, who has allowed the turtle she is carrying to bite his bum. The detail and sense of humour evident in the carving is incredible. : by lolo, Views[378]
         		 Nose to nose. They can't all be serious shots!: by lolo, Views[495]
         		 Blue skies, serene expressions.: by lolo, Views[476]
     
    posing in Robins hat....: by lolo, Views[469]
         		 At one of the many active altars within the crumbling temple complexes.: by lolo, Views[431]
         		 Buddhist nuns.: by lolo, Views[457]
         		 This little one was terrified by one of the roadside monkeys. : by lolo, Views[506]
         		 My favourite picture from all of Cambodia. I love how the little one is balanced on a pillow up front. Its something you see every day, but can never manage to get a shot of it...I love it. : by lolo, Views[417]
     
    Snuggling at the Blue Pumpkin. A little luxury never hurt anyone...!: by lolo, Views[509]
         		 At the Blue Pumpkin Cafe in Siem Reap. Delicious food...felt like being back in Vancouver for an evening!: by lolo, Views[548]
         		 Just in case you set it up pointing backwards, at your own troops...ah, war. : by lolo, Views[446]
         		 She started bawling moments after this shot....love how similar they are in size and stature! : by lolo, Views[416]
         		 Step into the light...This may not be as gorgeous once enlarged, but i love the light on his face and the softness of the lines...: by lolo, Views[414]
     
    Grenades on display at the Land Mine Museum....: by lolo, Views[464]
         		 another group pose....channeling the Indiana Jones spirit l to r ~ Robin, me, Minesh, Hannah, and Bryan down in front!: by lolo, Views[444]
         		 lolo + electric bike = good times: by lolo, Views[468]
         		 Children along the dusty roadway home. The future of Cambodia is in these faces...: by lolo, Views[458]
         		 Hannah, enjoying breakfast at the Continental Cafe. This is where we stayed while in Siem Reap.: by lolo, Views[436]
     
    The electric bike convoy...taking Angkor Wat by storm..... l to r ~ minesh, robin, isabelle: by lolo, Views[753]
         		 Directly across from the Elephant Terrace (which was where royalty sat) were these towers. Back in the day, cables or ropes were strung between them, and acrobats performed for the amusement of the kings. : by lolo, Views[453]
         		 Minesh. This is the first picture i took with the 'custom colour' feature on my camera...and I love it. : by lolo, Views[355]
         		 posing in front of one of the many impressive ruins at angkor wat, on my oh so cool electric bike. awesome.: by lolo, Views[449]
         		 at angkor....just heading up the famous walkway towards the angkor wat temple....the place is swarming with little kids, nuns, monks, tourists, cows...you name it.: by lolo, Views[439]
     
    sitting in the window at ta prohm, waiting my turn for the classic shot.: by lolo, Views[436]
         		 Robins gorgeous picture of a monk wandering about the temple grounds.: by lolo, Views[403]
         		 Robin ~ trying to convince me to jump. Overcoming (or dealing with) my newly discovered fear of heights was a challenge at Angkor.: by lolo, Views[381]
         		 Climbing one of the incredibly steep temple staircases. Much more difficult, however, was coming back down. The silver lining ~ the adrenaline rush I got, without fail, upon reaching the ground again.: by lolo, Views[786]
         		 A woman selling fresh pineapple and sugar cane candy ~ much like maple sugar candy back home.: by lolo, Views[544]
     
    Angkor Wat at sunrise, as reflected in the pond in front of the temple.: by lolo, Views[453]
         		 Waiting for sunset at the top of a hillside temple ~ Minesh, Robin, and Isabelle.: by lolo, Views[289]
         		 Details of the carving along the terrace of the leper king.: by lolo, Views[250]
         		 my favourite photo of the trance sequence...just after she has regained consciousness..: by lolo, Views[268]
         		 Within Angkor Wat, we stumbled upon this Khmer woman. She would commence praying at an altar, with incense...and as the prayers escalated, her companion would remove the incense from her hands ~ and she would go into a full on, flailing trance...dancing and trembling until she lost consciousness, falling backwards. only to begin anew, moments later. unbelievable. Accompanied, of course, by appropriately frenzied traditional cambodian musicians...: by lolo, Views[383]
     
    more photos of the trance sequence...the nun on the right stayed glued to her side throughout.: by lolo, Views[370]
         		 At the Land Mine museum in Siem Reap, run by former Khmer Rouge child soldier Aki Ra. The youngsters are dressed as Aki Ra would have been ~ in Khmer Rouge uniform.: by lolo, Views[2571]
         		 Nuns chatting and laughing within Angkor Wat.: by lolo, Views[412]
         		 The majestic Angkor Wat, framed by the entrance gate of the massive temple....: by lolo, Views[391]
         		 Another gorgeous shot courtesy of Brian ~ Angkor Wat at sunrise.: by lolo, Views[337]
     
    A photo recently received from Brian ~ the crew posing at Angkor Wat. Good times. L~R robin, hannah, minesh, brian, isabelle, and me.: by lolo, Views[611]
         		 This photo, dubbed
         		 My favourite photo, EVER. I love this ~ is it ok to say that you love a picture of yourself? Well I do. I'm so glad that Brian sent it to me.: by lolo, Views[367]
         		 At the Heart of Darkness...Robin with his girls l to r ~ tara, me, robin, lindsay, and hannah: by lolo, Views[1374]
         		 The remains of the unfortunate victims of the tyranical Khmer Rouge regime. The skulls are piled in a pagoda shrine just outside of the killing fields of Choeng Ek.: by lolo, Views[530]
     
    The pagoda containing thousands of skulls, just outside the killing fields.: by lolo, Views[545]
         		 At s-21....the high school turned prison/interrogation centre during the time of the Khmer Rouge. The photos were taken of each and every person who went through the prison; taken both upon arrival (alive) and departure (often dead). Unlike the nazis, the khmer rouge had no time to destroy their extensive records when PP fell.: by lolo, Views[716]
         		 In front of the Royal Palace grounds..again, in the lovely Spalding shirt. Great with the earrings.: by lolo, Views[482]
         		 Me in front of one of the naga (many headed snake) at one of the royal temples.: by lolo, Views[666]
         		 Saying goodbye to Paul at the #9 sister GH in Phnom Penh. : by lolo, Views[544]
     
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