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    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[490]
         		 Grenades on display at the Land Mine Museum....: by lolo, Views[536]
         		 Hannah, enjoying breakfast at the Continental Cafe. This is where we stayed while in Siem Reap.: by lolo, Views[530]
         		 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[512]
         		 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[924]
     
    more photos of the trance sequence...the nun on the right stayed glued to her side throughout.: by lolo, Views[414]
         		 At the Heart of Darkness...Robin with his girls l to r ~ tara, me, robin, lindsay, and hannah: by lolo, Views[1446]
         		 This is pretty much what I saw of PP....the deck off the back of our Guesthouse, and hammocks, and...well, thats where we stayed.: by lolo, Views[527]
         		 At the Heart of Darkness disco in PP...me, Minesh, Hannah, Robin, Tara, and Lindsey. You can tell what kind of night it was.: by lolo, Views[686]
         		 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[600]
     
    The pagoda containing thousands of skulls, just outside the killing fields.: by lolo, Views[651]
         		 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[828]
         		 In front of the Royal Palace grounds..again, in the lovely Spalding shirt. Great with the earrings.: by lolo, Views[554]
         		 Me in front of one of the naga (many headed snake) at one of the royal temples.: by lolo, Views[741]
         		 Minesh and Robin, half of the tuk tuk headed into town to explore the Royal Palace Complex. Hannah and I are seated opposite.: by lolo, Views[561]
     
    Me at the Royal Palace in Phnom Penh....wearing 'modesty clothes' (read - smelly Spalding tshirt that covers my shoulders) that I had to rent at the gate.: by lolo, Views[611]
         		 Ah, the other half of the tuk tuk. Me and Hannah.: by lolo, Views[592]
         		 Saying goodbye to Paul at the #9 sister GH in Phnom Penh. : by lolo, Views[643]
         		 Robin and I headed to the bus station, ready for the long trip north to Siem Reap (and Angkor Wat!!): by lolo, Views[626]
         		 Any bus trip will inevitably stop off at a roadside stall - a combo washroom break/food stop, usually with fresh pineapple, mango, and coconut rice steamed in bamboo on offer.: by lolo, Views[736]
     
    Rice paddies and stilt houses ~ classic Cambodia!! Love the colours.: by lolo, Views[1389]
         		 Me, with the boatman behind me.: by lolo, Views[508]
         		 The view from my boat, as we search for the dolphins.: by lolo, Views[426]
         		 My friend Thel, who took me to see the dolphins, and tried repeatedly to explain to me why he preferred western girls to cambodian girls. My 'boyfriend-back-in-Canada' stories finally convinced him I wasn't interested.: by lolo, Views[599]
         		 The boatman, who kept making fun of me for taking pictures of people instead of dolphins.: by lolo, Views[622]
     
    The 2 main forms of transport in Kratie (outside of motorbikes......toyota camry, or pony cart. : by lolo, Views[586]
         		 Within the bustling market of Kompong Cham, this little guy was racing around with the rest of the motorcycles, cars and bikes.: by lolo, Views[577]
         		 En route to Phnom Penh, you must pass through the little town of Skuon - where deep fried spiders are a delicacy, sold on the roadside heaped onto platters. Apparently the Cambodian people got the taste for them during the years of the Khmer Rouge, when food was scarce.: by lolo, Views[768]
         		 From the window of our massive hotel on the banks of the Mekong in Kompong Cham, we could see the slums just outside the city....with children singing and playing in the dusty field.: by lolo, Views[591]
         		 One of the many colourful boats cruising around the Mekong in Kratie, looking for a glimpse of the endangered Irrawaddy river dolphins.: by lolo, Views[572]
     
    Chilling under some impressive concrete structure.: by homeless_harry, Views[852]
         		 Not happy with getting written off on pizza, thought I'ld try a bucket of whiskey and coke for $2US, all in the name of truly experiencing what Cambodia has to offer.: by homeless_harry, Views[859]
         		 Plotting another outrageous story line as I look out towards the sunset.: by homeless_harry, Views[753]
         		 The beach of my dreams.: by homeless_harry, Views[828]
         		 Our main man Peir, thinking cuteness in Laurinas sunnies might get another sale out of us.: by homeless_harry, Views[874]
     
    Two monkeys waiting impatiently for peanuts that I didn't have.: by homeless_harry, Views[2734]
         		 A beautiful old French colonial building in Phnom Penh.: by homeless_harry, Views[2984]
         		 One of the hideous torture cells used for the high ranking officials at Tuol Sleng.: by homeless_harry, Views[959]
         		 A trip to Cambodia would be worthwhile for the sunsets alone. This was the view over Beung Kak from our guesthouse balcony.: by homeless_harry, Views[881]
         		 Another amazing sunset from a restaurant roof. Our guesthouse is in the bottom right corner.: by homeless_harry, Views[788]
     
    The mosque down the road from our guesthouse.: by homeless_harry, Views[881]
         		 Two monkeys obliviously to any culturally inappropriate behaviour, like sitting on a spirit house.: by homeless_harry, Views[1362]
         		 by homeless_harry, Views[920]
         		 Just can't help carrying this around with me.: by homeless_harry, Views[2514]
         		 Big glasses are in as we traverse the rough Cambodian roads in a local minivan.: by homeless_harry, Views[766]
     
    Another magic camera shot where all my current hallucinations are caught on film.: by homeless_harry, Views[864]
         		 Laurina cruising along the shores of heaven without a care in the world.: by homeless_harry, Views[818]
         		 Feeling awfully safe as we cross a wide river on a slowly submerging ferry.: by homeless_harry, Views[862]
         		 Laurina fulfilling long held dreams to lay on an Cambodian beach in her underwear.: by homeless_harry, Views[2187]
         		 And the sunsets just seem to get more beautiful.: by homeless_harry, Views[829]
     
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