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    Photos from Cambodia

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    Mac at the go cart track. Views[382] The relaxing lake we spent a few days on. Its in the city but hardly feels like it. Views[399] Skulls at a genocide memorial in Phnom Penh. These used to make up a map of Cambodia that has since been taken apart due to disrepair. Views[623] Photos of genocide victims. The Khmer Rouge kept good records of thier A prison room at the genocide memorial. Views[614]
     
    Sunset accross the lake, you can see why we stayed a while. Views[310] The hangout area of our hotel. Views[375] Views[332] A typical site on a motorbike, there are 4 little girls on there with one adult if you look closely. And you thought they were dangerous! Views[373] A tree overgrowing a gateway. Views[313]
     
    One of the enormous trees growing out of an Angkor Wat temple. Views[360] Angkor Wat temples Views[385] Views[301] Again the self photography, this time with carvings of elephants along the outer temple wall. Some of these might be other city structures such as royal dwellings but they pretty much look the same to me so I forget. Views[321] One of the cooler spots in the whole complex. We had to wait about 10 min to get a picture with no one in it because these tour groups come through and all have to get their picture taken with everything. Views[282]
     
    Finally a shady place to relax. It was so hot all over Cambodia. We drank 6 liters of water a day without thinking about it while we were biking. Views[345] Views[290] Views[333] Views[318] Views[303]
     
    A friendly horse. Views[362] Views[296] Views[298] The stairs are so steep. You would not want to take a tumble here. There are very few restrictions as to where you cant go, you really can climb over all the ruins which seems both destructive and dangerous. Views[338] Inside Angkor Wat, the actual temple with this name this time. There are many temples in the complex and because Angkor Wat is the most famous it is the name most often used to desctibe them all. Views[365]
     
    Views[334] Detailed carvings that cover every square inch of the Angkor Wat temples. Views[342] The road to Siam Reap from the border. Views[336] The gateway to Cambodia. This was Rachel's first overland border crossing (besides Canada). Views[399]  

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