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Cambodia and Thailand

posted by Sarah on February 25th, 2006 at 6:22 pm JST
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In what could easily be considered our most successful vacation to date (no muggings or serious gastro-intestinal distress! Huzzah!), Niq and I journeyed to Thailand and Cambodia during winter vacation. Bangkok was still exciting, and Cambodia was new and very awe-some (not awesome rad, but awesome awe-some). Come with me, friend, on a selective tour of our vacation! It’s quite detailed, mostly as a record for us, so even the family members shouldn’t feel guilty about skimming. Really, I forgive you.

 
Miss Puke sign
Bangkok traffic
Dancers
Shrine goers
Snake and snake handler
Khao San Road at night
Angkor Wat
Angkor Wat
Angkor Wat
Angkor Wat
Brick bas-relief
Prasat Kravan
Banteay Kdei
Apsara bas-relief
Sarah and tree
Ta Prohm
Nicholas and tree
Ta Prohm
Nicholas and Sarah at Ta Keo
Sarah leaping
Yellow hat at temple
Bas-relief wall
Nicholas
Angkor Wat at sunset
Angkor Wat at sunrise
Angkor Wat at sunrise
Angkor Wat at sunrise
Angkor Wat at sunrise
Smiling apsara
Angkor Wat
Scene from tuk-tuk
Temple
Sarah
Temple doorway
Girl
Tuk-tuk and driver
Chile peppers
Crossing a stream
Group after hike
Woman making rice flour
Group in hut
Morning river showers
Elephant trek
Elephant trek
Piroon
Making dessert
Making dessert
Bamboo rafting
Bamboo rafting
Bamboo rafting
Bamboo rafting
Bamboo rafting
Riding home
Sarah at putt-putt
University entrance
Cooking class
Cooking class
Cooking class
Cooking class
 

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  1. Dad Alward says:

    Amazing pictures of a truly memorable adventure. You guys both write the best captions! These are experiences that will be with you forever and I am glad that you have had the chance to really see the world - at least the Asian part of the world.

    I loved the baby elephant!

    It is mysterious that someone could use the word askewity and give her father grief about the word dicey.

    Love
    Dad

    posted February 26th, 2006 at 10:53 am JST | permalink
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  2. Mom says:

    Awesome pictures! Maybe Nicholas should stick to mastering grilled cheese? (Just kidding! You are becoming a great cook.)
    I agree with Lee, the baby heffalump was too cute. I’m happy for both of you that you got to experience what you have while in Japan. Now, how about moving to Tahiti or Hawaii?!
    Love,
    Husker Mom

    posted February 27th, 2006 at 12:52 am JST | permalink
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  3. Nayenna Keunen says:

    I’m really shocked by seeing this picture, because that is my boyfriend. No joke, I’m serious! I’m a half thai half belgian girl and Piroon, your guide, is my uncle. What a coincidence I landed on your site!
    Greets from me
    Nayenna
    Belgium
    15 years old

    posted December 5th, 2006 at 2:55 am JST | permalink
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  4. Nayenna Keunen says:

    Gosh, appereantly the comment is used for all the pictures, Haha. I mean the picture with the boy and the machete ofcourse. You have a really nice site. When i see your pictures I get really homesick.

    ByeBye

    posted December 5th, 2006 at 2:58 am JST | permalink
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