I will be going through my pictures from there over the next few weeks.
60 Gb's over 12000 pictures. As I work on them I'll put them up.
There are some really great ones in the pile.
Here is the first picture I took in Cambodia. It was at a Temple called Bakong. It is outside of the main Angkor Wat area and usually requires a special tour. I hired a tuk tuk driver for the day and got him to pick me up for sunrise and drive out to this temple. As I pul
led up one lone boy was on a too-big-for-him bike and on his way to school.
As you can see there are no people. I had the temple to myself. Peaceful quiet.
I slowly climbed up the steps. The steps are very steep, slightly slanted downward, and lightly dusted with sand making them extremely slippery. I immediatly remembered one girl I saw the evening before. She was bandaged from head to toe...or so it looked. She had crutches, a wrapped ankle, bandages on her knee, wrist, elbows, nose, forehead, chin, and looked generally in a lot of pain. And vividly remember her saying "This sucks."
I thought "Note to self: Be VERY careful! Everyday! Every step! Everywhere!"
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