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Date: 13th July 2008

Wat?
Nice butterfly shots. Not so sure about the rooster hahah. Your doing something different to your photos, like the market place ones, what is it?

From Blog: 13 Hours to Ratanakiri by Bus, 45 minutes by Plane
Date: 10th July 2008

Fantastic blog!
Congratulations on such a wonderful, informative blog - truly inspiring ! (came across it whilst researching what to do during a 2-week holiday in Chilé).

From Blog: 2 weeks in Chile, Summer: Chile Valle Central fotos
Date: 3rd July 2008

Jealous
Awesome blog, thank you for sharing it, I've to Chile twice and never took any pictures just admired it, if you ever go back to Chile, northern chile inlands has some great parts specially Iquique.

From Blog: 2 weeks in Chile, Summer: Chile Valle Central fotos
Date: 29th June 2008

Beautiful
I wish I had gone with you, Steve. These pictures are amazing. But your schedule sounds hectic, and the heat would have done me in. I will be sorry I did not visit Ben and Christa...thanks for the great pictures and tour.

From Blog: The Best of the Rest in 61 Pictures or Less
Date: 26th June 2008

Another Amok Fan
Hi! :) What a great collection of photos! I love the branches of Ta Prom...you really captured the "aliveness"...like hands reaching out and caressing (crushing??) the temple...fascinating! I also LOVE the close-up of the elephant...they are so sweet. We would like you to come back :). It's more fun with you here!

From Blog: The Best of the Rest in 61 Pictures or Less
Date: 26th June 2008

do you know how long they make Amok??
I heard from cambodian if person want to have Amok in the evening they have to wake up early in the morning 4am to prepair all what they need and cook for full day to get it for Dinner. That what it must good ! Thanks for Cambodian !

From Blog: The Best of the Rest in 61 Pictures or Less
Date: 25th June 2008

sweet!
They were actually delicious, which is surprising considering I was used to sweets with 10x more calories like donuts coated in icing, cookies and ice cream. Its nice to see the Amok lovers come out of the woodwork!! :)

From Blog: The Best of the Rest in 61 Pictures or Less
Date: 25th June 2008

Great photos as always!
And my favourite Cambodian dish is also the Fish Amok :)

From Blog: The Best of the Rest in 61 Pictures or Less
Date: 25th June 2008


i love amok too! how's the sweets?

From Blog: The Best of the Rest in 61 Pictures or Less
Date: 18th June 2008


Your photos are incredible! Thanks for sharing. We live in Chico and I was wondering if the summer time would be a good time to expore the lava tubes? I'm assuming that the Burney Falls are probably not flowing as well right now... Thanks for your input!

From Blog: Lava Tubes, Waterfalls and One Huge Volcano! Mt. Shasta Photography
Date: 7th June 2008

awesome!
neat pixs! i love my island!

From Blog: 2 weeks in Puerto Rico, Rincon, Puerto Rico Photography
Date: 5th June 2008

developer?
I happen to run across your photos in doing research for a hike in my neighborhood..... I live in Sonora CA. You take beautiful photos. I have the same camera as you but would like to find a high quality developer. Any suggestions? Thanks!

From Blog: Emigrant Wilderness: Fall 2006
Date: 29th May 2008

Well done!!
Totally agree with what Mercurycatcher has to say. U saw it from all perspectives, not just the 'pagoda' side of it!! Loved it!

From Blog: Off the Beaten Track, Phnom Penh Pictures
Date: 28th May 2008

What a Great Brother! :)
Thanks for sharing all your personal photos and thoughts about the "non-tourist" part of Cambodia with the world! I'm so glad you enjoyed it so much. We loved having you here and would love to have you come back ;). Great photos! Love the monkey with the lotus flower :) Cute!

From Blog: Off the Beaten Track, Phnom Penh Pictures
Date: 27th May 2008

Poverty
Really interesting blog,it's good to see that you are getting the complete picture of life in Cambodia from all angles.Well done mate,look forward to reading more about your travels.

From Blog: Off the Beaten Track, Phnom Penh Pictures
Date: 20th May 2008

carretera austral
The C. Austral is the best of all! Simply stunning! Take your time. Don't speed by all that beauty! take care al

From Blog: 2 weeks in Chile, Summer: Chile Valle Central fotos
Date: 19th May 2008

tickled pink
i dont think the river lingas is so sacred now youve bathed in it!!! more pics of kids please?? the swing one is perfect.

From Blog: Sacred Lingas Turn Me On, Angkor Temples: Roluos, Thousand Lingas, Banteay Samrae
Date: 19th May 2008

love the elephants
im finally catching up on blogs, only 55 days after you published it!!

From Blog: Attractions for the Tourist, Phnom Penh Photography
Date: 16th May 2008


One more great blog and the pics...well, truly amazing!

From Blog: Sacred Lingas Turn Me On, Angkor Temples: Roluos, Thousand Lingas, Banteay Samrae
Date: 14th May 2008


felicidades tienes un lente que cacta fotos maravillosas te felicito por un exelente trabago...

From Blog: 2 weeks in Puerto Rico, Rincon, Puerto Rico Photography
Date: 14th May 2008


i am speckless... WOW< fucken WOW!!

From Blog: Just around the Bend: volcanoes, obsidian and forest: Central Oregon
Date: 14th May 2008


you have an amazing eye. crater lake is a very spirtial place. i have enjoyed seeing it fresh from your perspective

From Blog: The Remnants of Mt. Mazama's Cataclysmic Eruption: Crater Lake National Park
Date: 14th May 2008

thank you
your photos make me fell two ways.... 1 pride for the area that i live and grow up in! 2... motivation; you have captured moments that i don't recall ever witnessing myself.

From Blog: Lava Tubes, Waterfalls and One Huge Volcano! Mt. Shasta Photography
Date: 10th May 2008

Please make contact
Hellooooooooooooo As I spend many months of the year in Cambodia, I'm rather partial to those who have visited and share at least some of the same fascination with this country as I do. Would be very interested to know when you are next due to visit, if your sister lives there, if so where, oh so many questions actually................. Briefy, I am based in Ratanakiri and have some land there for future philanthropic purposes. Originally intending to fill a need in rural healthcare education/training, I've found the focus to be shifting towards providing opportunities for ex-orphans and tribal teens who need to learn job skills etc. If you would be interested in more background information my blogger name on this same site is Miss-dmeanour (travelblog.org/Bloggers/miss-dmeanour/). Actually was out there in January and returned last week from my latest jaunt. Now back at my Per Diem position at St. Mary's Medical Center in Long Beach (large Khmer population) befor heading out again later this year. Hope to hear from you.

From Blog: Sacred Lingas Turn Me On, Angkor Temples: Roluos, Thousand Lingas, Banteay Samrae





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